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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
Intimate Sketches of Sibert and
Pershing by One Who
Knows Them.
THEIR RECORDS AS FIGHTERS
Both Generals Careful Planners and
Each Has an Enviable Record for
Getting Big Results by
Hard Fighting.
BY EDWARD B. CLARK.

Washington.-In a recent news arti-
Gle cabled from the field headquarters
of the American expeditionary force
In France, there was given q study Of
the temperament, characteristics,
methods and personal attributes of
Maj. Gems. John j. Pershing and Will
liam L. Sibert.
Here is one thing that was said Of
the senior major general:
"Pershing is Of the quickon-the-trig-
ger style. He is of the dashing type,
nervous, always on the go, like sur
charged battery, stirring up everybody
he comes In contact with, forcing them
along at top speed"
Here is what is said of the junior
major general, who commands the d.
vision In the field:
"Sibert is a deliberate, methodlcal,
tireless worker. watching every detail,
insistent that reports OF his young Of
ficers be accurate, comprehensive, COW
ering every angle-of the type that is
persistent and sure He Is an
! engineer with a training for accuracy
that figures down to thousandths of
an inch"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23

students from several European coun-
tries have been sent to the station for
instruction.
Doctor Porsild is doing work In bot
any, geology, astronomy and zoology
and in the study of Eskimo culture
which will gain recognition from the
whole scientific world" said Ekblaw.
HE and his wife have been at God
haven since 1905; their daughter was
born there and has never been out of
Greenland. He initiated his work and
the Danish government was so i'm
pressed by its value that they allow
him 10000 crowns (about $2,S80) a
year to carry 1t on. 1t extends
throughout the Baffin Bay region and
along the east coast of Greenland.
Doctor Porsild is forty-five years
old, but looks older. He has q beauti-
full home, an extensive library and a
well-equlpped laboratory. The numer-
GUS hot springs at Godhaven render
the climate and vegetation similar to
those some 600 miles to the south"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
CHAPTER XVII.

To the right of the hallway, as one
entered, stood conventional ma
hogany hat and coat rack, framing
mirror. On this Peter noticed the rain
coat Craven had worn. His hat lay
on the floor near the foot Of the stair
way. Immediately opposite the mirror
an arch admitted to the drawing room.
room In darkness tempered by the
glow from the hallway.
Just within the arch lay the body of
Thaddeus Craven, supine, limp, with
arms outstretched. Kneeling beside the
body Quoln looked up at Mrs. Ellswor-
thy and demanded in an irritable voice,
Light, pleased"
The woman moved away into the
gloom. A switch clicked sharply; the
room was rendered brilliant by half a
dozen sconces.
In this illumination the body of era
ven wore an aspect even more terrible
and repellant. Death conferred no ma
jesty on his clay. The upturned face
was deeply congested and hideous, with
eyes bullying and glazed, with lips swol-
len, purple, and half parted.
Quoin bent an ear to the bosom,
above the heart, sat up and felt for the
pulse in swollen red wrist, bent again
to hold his ear close to the gaping lips.
Then he got up and, looking from Mrs.
Ellsworthy to Peter, nodded sober refu-
tation of any lingering doubt.
"Gone" he said. mot flicker of
heart or breath-a stroke of apoplexy
or something. I'm no doctor"
''How did 1t happen?
"He was coming downstairs" Mrs.
Ellsworthy replied with difficulty.
Quoin interrupted brusquely, what
was he doing upstairs, please?"
His daughter-talking to her."
"She's up there now? Safe? Un-
molested?"
LOCKED in the sitting room-safe,
yes"
Doesn't know of this as yet-eh?"
mo. With the door closed, the room
is soundproof. Besides, there was NO
noise"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
Denver Sends PershInq Smokes

Denver, Colo.-Gen. John J. PERISH
ing. commander of the American forces
in France, will soon b. putting Den
yer made" cigars. The bigg cst and
best box of smokes" secured In the
recent Sacrifice Day" offerings will be
sent to the general.
The Sacrifice Day" was conducted
under the auspices of the local chap
ter Of the Navy league. and nearly
5000 worth of tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes was obtained for the Sam
mics. Girls were stationed at every
cigar stand in the city and boxes. bar
rels and other receptacles were rap
idly filled by the patriotic smokers.
The assortment is being prepared for
shipment to France.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
(THE END.)
Prophetic.

Sir Hubert Herkomer, the we'll
known artist, used to tell an amusing
story of London art dealer. This
man had two beautiful reproductions
of the painting "The Approaching
Storm"
One of these pictures he placed in
the show window, but 1t did not sell.
At length, In order to draw attention
to the picture, he put card on 1t on
which he printed the words, "The APP
preaching Storm, especially suitable
for wedding present"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
SHEDS
QOTF\LNG
AUTHOR Of THE LONE
WOLF" THE BRASS
BOWLER
COPYRIGHT By IouI5 Lo3Eph VANCE,
COPYRIGHT By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE

take against you, but, as for me, ask
nothing better than to be permitted to
go and forget you"
"You mean you won't appear against
me?" he asked.
mot If 1 can manage to lose myself
another name, perhaps"
at won't be necessary" Craven in
terrupted in voice of chill despair.
He rose, stood staring at her with eyes
deep sunken in sockets that had been
suddenly followed out by despair. I'm
done forl'
A certain simplicity in that declara-
ton convinced and struck fear into a
heart that had been impregnable to all
other appeals.
"What do you mean? Father, what
do you mean?"
you remember the knave Of dia-
monds-the knave of clubs? There's
one more knave in the series-spades
and that spelis-death u
"Father !"
tits an old story-too long to detail.
The knaves are warnings. l haven't
had spades yet; but I'll get 1t within
six hours unless 1 produce the necklace
to be sold and shared. And that's now
removed forever beyond my reach"
"Fatherl" the girl reiterated witless-
ly. She caught the arm of chair to
steady herself, unconsciously sank into
1t, and sat staring and terrified.
"The trouble" said Craven in o
broken voice, "the trouble is, I've al.
ways wanted to run straight-always
l guess every crook does, down deep
And when 1 saw chance to marry
money shook Smith and Gordon. Only
they wouldn't be shaken. And then
ran short, and to keep up appearances
until after the marriage made up my
mind to turn one last trick-the neck
lace-and then" he laughed bitterly
''virtuel But they were on the same
job. And then you turned up. Other
wise l could have come through witt
the loot and saved myself. Now"
He paused an instant, profoundly
speculative. II may have a chance We
for getaway. They don't know where
1 am; though they may suspect. L
only I can get an hours lead out O
town"
| The sound of sobbing disturbed him
What lies had conjured up-fear, dis
gust, contemplate truth had exor
cised: the rags and tatters of her child
hoods love for him alone remained
Spent, broken In heart and spirit
humbled and torn with the horror hi
confession inspired, Lydia sat huddle'
In misery, racked with tearing sobs.
Craven moved to her side, touche
her hair with hesitant fingers. "Wel
well !" he said huskily. ave were fon
of each other, weren't we, while 1t last
ed, little girl? And your mother
loved her. Well-well-"
He turned and without her know
edge gained the door; paused for
single, prolonged backward glance
shook his head uncertainty; shrugged
deity inserted key In the slit In tn
doorknob; and let himself softly out
Only the muffied Jar of the closin
door made her understand that sh
was alone.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23
AIkaIi Salts.

Alkali salts follow water when the
course is downward and flowing to
lower levels, but as well 1t rises to the
surface by capillarity, and when the
water evaporates the salts remain
fixed and we see the alkali on the
surface.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-10-23

Miss Hannah Patterson Of Pitts
burgh, weII-known suffraglst, is the
efficiency expert of the woman's sec
ton of the council of national defense.
When she came to Washington her CO.
workers were laboring under mlsfit
conditions in an unsuitable building.
Miss Patterson in two days had laid
out a plan covering the entire work of
the committee and quarters were
found which exactly fitted the commit
tees needs. She Is executive secre-
tary pro tenn for the organization
now. She Is a civic worker and a suf-
fraqe campaisner.
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ApttnHtra.
BrDnnp.

gnfefru Sronolens Datter> @o=
5cl> bol6t 8rpllup / forrige l1ge
mco Srch:rtcf g. 2orien. Wielien
|forrettc0es at 8oltor $. 6. @eb=
6ar0t, @roce 2utberon Gburcb, %
foregif / &raitebolige1r. Mi1s 9oro=
tbp 2arien bar 8r116epige og Saul
8ron6len 8ru6efprer. &1111 oen nnr.
melte Samili, bar til Ste6e be1
8rbl!uppet. 8ru6en er en- al Sc.
noibos melt populere rnge Gamer
% bar nD6t cit glimrenoe Q6bor1.
nelie. 8n16gommer, ser er 5pn al
Sreo 2arfcn paa Sremont Mbenue,
er CIT al 8Dens le6en6e 8pgmeI tire.
Otter e11ot 8ielie gif set nnge Bar
poo DrDtlupstur pit. N11tomobil til
Fgtagara @an6faloet og on6re 8lo6=
fer % bel1tes iffc tilboge fpr til
Sftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28

@~irfetn6nielie.

Sen IN 8etbanio Strife paa Gil
Der 5treet cr mi omtrent feroig,
men bill life blipe toget / formel
8e1io6elie fpr set flotte Nibeorgel
er %arriberet % oplttlIet. 5amme er
EFT @abe al &irfens ung6omsfore=
ming, Ser ii0en &irfens 8ron6 1tolte
SSonuar bar bol6t Mp6er run6t ON
/ Sc foritjelfige @jem> men for
Tremtirrn bil mp6e /. &irfens
&rppt, bbor &aitor 8o6bol6t mi
BOILER @u6stieneite bber @pn6og
Sormi66ae. Set er Meningen, at
Snopielien fla! fin6e @te6 / So
ben1ber, og &irfeforet pper fig ollie
noe pna ct Hrogram / SEN Mnle6=
ming 90 Set err Meningen at i116bie
0rgelet me6 en- @%irfefoncert.
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Til Salq eller Byte:
Sbief @iper Sibe 6: Sur So.

Snoeboberen al Bette Sirma, Scr.
Clos. Titermon, ct os befjen6t font
IN beoerlig % 6pgtig screenings
man6, ser bar arbej6et 8irflombe=
Sen frem til fit / Sag 1tore Ont
fong, bborfor ri trpgt fan anbe=
fole bore 2ei ere at be1roen0e fig til
bette pclonlete Tirma, h>r etablere=
ncs / 1908; og ba Sagtlpionen %
5logtetioen mi 1tuor for Deren, er
oct bel6igt at fcn1me / 6orbtn6ellc
meo ct Sirmo> bbor man er 1tffer
poo goh, &ri1er, reel @ebanoling o9
burtig @fspe6ition. (Se Mnnoncen)
Mon hi! foo alle pnlfe6e 0plps=
ninger og Hrislilte pe6 at 1friDe 81.
refte til Sirmoet: Sbief Miber &i0(
& Sur Co., Sbief @iber Sails,
+Minn.
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8elpg fra 9anmarf.

ST. Direfter 9. g. 9. g. &ier,
9olbgf Dampmplle, Danmorf, OPP
boloer fig I oenne Et6 ber / 8pen,
lerlig for at Igtte fig inc n1ooer<
ne omeritanif Mplleorift, iom boll
mener bill bi11oe SSS116gong / Danmarf
efter &rigen.
9on bar u6talt fig ON Danmorfs
Sttlling og erflerer 0en for n1eget
panifelig. Sen fommenoe @inter
trr1er neo at blibe boaro; men ser
er 6o ingen Gare for, at l1oger TIA.
lutte. Mlting err beregnet og logt II!
&ette, ioa Menneifer fan fao ST.
oet.
9et er en- almin6elig Misfor1taa
ellie ber / Mmerifa, flyer &r. &ipr,
at Donmorf bar l1ofert Seoeporer
til. Spiflano / loa0an Mengoe, at
bet bar 1pil1et nogen Stole.
Dunmarf moa og pil beoblipe at
bpre 11eutrult> bbor .ponifeligt oct
EMO er. Sbis Ser iful6e 1fe @eDolu=
ton | SDiEan6, fan @rigen mnlig
mart faa gnh,. Men oilers fan 6en
blibe lang. 0e Mlliereoes Geire poa
Beltfronten for enonu life betD6et
ret meget. 9e Soreneoe Stot,r SS116=
griben er Ell obermaaoe pigtig Sat-
tor; men bet pil tage Sis, fbr oen
ret fan blibe felt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
III. al 1905"..

Sra 1. Sftober og in6til bi6eno
bar uungoomsforeningen al 1905"
De0taget at foranore fin Meoeaften
fra Sors6ag til Sns0ag Mften, %
I 5te6et for at m90e bper an6en
SorSoog bill Soreningert meoe bber
Sns0ng.
6oreningnns Ginterl9lon ltaor MI
for Dgren og StDrel1en orbei6er
ibprbigt me0 at lpgge Brogrammet,
Tom tegner til at b1ipe meget ofpefs=
ler1oe og interesiant. S 2igbe6 mr6
iioite @interieion bill ser ogioa /
Mar blibe ofbolot ct Sore6rog bber
Maaneo, men / Mor forifjellige Gm1,
ner bebono!a al for1fiellige Sore
oragSboloerc. Eillige bill Sorenin-
gen ofboloe muiifalife Mftenun6er-
boloninger> % ! Oct belle taget oil
Mlbor og @amme11 paa cit pasi en-
De Waa6e aflpie binar6en @interen
igiennem.
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Wpoet paa nngbomsbjcmmet.

Siote SorSoog ofbol0tes ioa poa
l1ngoomsbje1mnet Marsfelten for
oetteS SlloDiel;e. Om Gftern1iooogen
Iam!eoes en- &reos poa @jemmet.
Danebrog og 5tjernebanneret bleb
bejlt poa Sc npe Slag1te1ger og ser
blcb 1unget og talt. Nrp1terne
5peno Sprgenlen og 81. s.. Carp
gaaro forte Or6et. Neo1friberen al
bette bor life til Steoe og Tan life
r%eferere noget al 0eraS Soler.
Sm Nftenen Dor Der en- flor Sor=
iomling; @jenmets 8 Itore @tl1er
bar ner fplote. Sorman6en for
acknowledgements Stprelle Mortin
Ntlien BOO &elfomme11, og Ealer
bleb bol6t of 6e famine lom ont
Gftermio0agen 1omt al 81. 8obierg.
S%ergenien talte ON l1r1goomsmoo
og Scamp og Ger og frembebeoe
i1er 8etponingen af at l1ngbommen
1oabel lom Observation-Disclosures og
lt1goomSbjcmmet to1e6e flort Stag
og bite, at @rnn6en, ]om 2ibet
moa bDggeS paa, or Sen friltne Ero.
Eorpgaoro tolte ON @no og Sea-
turen og ON 8gn1ens 8etDoninq,
og 8objerg ON 61age11e lom @pn-
Dol poa Soealerne og ion1 6om,
l%111gsm9rfe. Ser bleb il1neet, og
Wpoet bop6e / oct belc ct bpqqeliqt
og biemligt Breg.
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9p6 paa 6pipitalet.

MiiS Morie Nelion,. bbis Gorelz
ore bar cit Sarm u6e / Bleolant
Rroirie, CT 800 poa Set berbercnoe
T1tberfulolis &oipital / en- Mloer al
26 Mor. Sum par en- fern 8ige
og neget ofbol6t. 6oruoen fine Sor=
Glore, efter1a6er bun cit 8ro6er !
Stommet iamt tire gifte 5bitre, bbor=
al 6en eloIte Dor / Donmorf. 8e>
grobel1en fan0t @te6 1ioIte @pn6ag
fra Sen 0an1fe ct. Morie Strife oo
Naltor Sanien forrette6e.
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R0SEAU. MINI.

% ofbolot Mfbfoe por. Nprgoar6,
ser of9if pe6 9foen Matten mellem
ISirs0ag og Sns6og / forrige uge
poo Muguitona So1pitol> bbor ban
bob0e un6gaoet cit, iom Set nntages,
l1farltg Operation, bearopeoes
@en6ags 81. 1 fra Moionis Semp=
lc (0oflep & Mobilor) beb l1noer-
tofer gbriit Mielien til Molu1t 0lipe
&%irfcgoar6. Sgrgebanolingen bat
lmuf og ltemningsfl&l6 og hi bar
ijplben let ct loo0ont @elo al
@lomlter, 6eriblon6t flere praqtful:
Sc Observation-Disclosures fra Sc for:
ifjellige Soreninger og 2oger, Mf
, 6p6e ti!b6rte.
N9rgoorb, Ser fun blep ct Hal
% &alDtre6s, bar f66t be6 Bibore
og bor beret bo3at ca. % Mar be>
Chicago, bpor ban og bans e11er:
gi1fe &rltr1t bar 6rebet CT uolmin-
6elig popl1ler Si1feban6el poa Mil
paufee Mpe. 6or1t0en fin @uitr1 ef
terlo6er Mf6phc fig @gn1en Soul
Der er gift me6 Marius 0ll ens Dot=
ter. Nprgoaro' tilbgrte foru6en Sri:
mtrerne, tillige u0ania", 9. g. g,
Nr. Is 1omt u@un6eltejlen", bbis
&aSierer bnn bar / mango Mar.
@t bill min6es Mf6p6e iom hon
ltille> beitn6ige, rettenfen6e oe
mtl6toGmmen6e Mon6, hi ale bab6e
l9rt at 1fotte Ioa bgjt.
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Yan Geminartet.

Niels Nesgooro, Ser / @ommer
bar boot 5erieffoh poo Don1f / Bor
6relierS Strife % bor b11116et monge
Se11ner, er mi be6 &ommuneifolenS
8egDn6elie rejlt l16 til 8Ioir, Meb.,
Tor at taga ct &uril1s pan Dnna Col
lege. Senere er oct bans Mening
at Ituoere til STREET. pe6 Erinitp
theological Seminari1tm. Mftenen
fbr bans Mfreiie fra &acine iom-
leoeS iamtlige 56nongSffole Eeacb-
ers / airfens @rppt og bolot en-
lille Set til Sore for Mesgaaro, ser
TT en- 6ploeper1 til porigt Min6e
pm 8en1terne i Macine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-28
9p6sfalb.

Gbris Senlens &u1tr1t paa @ap's
Mbenue CT afgaoet be6 D96en / en-
Ml6er al 80 Mor. Soru6en iin 9gg=
tef9l1e efterla6er BUN en- 8ro6er,
Gar1 Srpit, brr / 2an6et. .&en6es
Sorelore og flere 5pffen0e leber /
Donmarf. 8egrobelien finder 9te6
6re6ag Gftermi06ag fra @iemmet
% beiprges al 8aitor 8on6o, @etb=
lemone &irfens Brpit.
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8arne1aab.

S Siemmet bos Scr. og Mrss.
Sob. &iel6im, 1906 SumboIot Mpe.
&C., opbtes / 5gnoags: Donalo or
mer &ieloien. 2igeleops / &iemmet
boS Scr. og Mrs. @inar Danielien,
1880 AZ. Mbe. g, bpbtes: Doris
WeDra Danielien. M9pnte 8orneoaab
|nof9rtes Deo Haitor 81. S. Earp,
gaarb.
8alter s. 8eteriens lille Nige
blep I Spnoags 0pbt / Srn1nanl1e!ls
oarife lutb. Strife. SUN fif Mabnet
Bbples @laops 8eterle1.
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Sil Spl6aternes Epbaf.

81 bar / 6enne uge mo6taget fel-
genbe 8iorag til 5oloaterneS Sule<
gaber:
Siolig,re mo0toget, S.; Mrs.
Warie Collins, Bangor, We., 81;
Mi1s 8. S9renIen, Minneapolis,
81; Com Sla6elan6, MinneopoliS,
SOC; 6. Hisberg, minneapolis, SOC;
George 81. &asmusien, Minneopolis,
81; 6. 8. Sleion, minneapolis,
SOC. = Siliommen $3.50.
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@obe &enin1er.

Damefore1ingan / Sen engell f=lu=
tberife Strife of!ag6e ct 11bentet, men
f~j9rfomment. 8eigg cit Dog / FORT
&c 1ge / &tenmet bos en- al oeres
Ncninoer, Wrs. @eter sSyenlen poQ
@roper @treet> 90 %operrofte benoe
Ell elegant 8rocbe 1om grfien6elIe
for ben6es Spofrelie / Soreningens
SSr1t,res1 e.
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SLY BOYS! SAY, GAN YOU BEAT 1T?
Copyrighted 1917 by Carl Neumann.
Air: Dixie.

Air: Dixie.
Too long are the Kaiser's Uboats trailing,
Peaceful merchantships a'sailing,
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea,
Too long have their pirate flags been flying,
Laws of God and man defying,
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea.
And now this latest slogan:
"Spurlos versenkt'
That means to drown no mercy shown =
Each living soul on ships 'sent down.;
"%Spurlos y%ersenkt,' say boys! say, can you beat it?
%"Spurlos versenkt,' say boys! say, can you beat it?
So Uncle Sam he has gone %ahunting
Uboats flying Kaiser bunting
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea.
And his navy boys are grimly jesting,
As they guns and shells are testing,
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea-.
For they have heard that slogan:
"Spurlos versenkt",
And you can bet, that they will get
The Kaiser's Uboat Pirates yet;
"Spurlos versenkt,' say boys! say, can you beat it?
'Spurlos versenkt," say boys! say, can you beat it?
Now all Yankee |Tars have got a notion;
Driving Pirates off the ocean
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea-
That is to them like second nature,
They have got it from Decatur,
Far away, far away on the deep rolling sea.
So when they heard that slogan,
"Spurlos versenkt",
They got the dope and fondly hope
To sink each Kaiser periscope;
"Spurlos v~ersenkt," say boys! say, can you beat it?
"Spurlos v~ersenkt," say boys! say, can you beat it?
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Ehartth 8al(.

Set }aofal6te CHARITY @oll, til
5or6el for 8pens to @oipitalsfor=
eninger, bill Tom in6panlig fin6e
Ste6 poa 8ro6eriomfl1n6s Sail, og
Datoen er berommet til Ons6ag SEN
II. 0ftober. Mrs. Saul Ditergaor6
CT Torman6 for Deforotionsfomi=
teen.
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Den iffezengefe @res1e Der 2onoet bar gjennem ,9lmericon 49,
location OF 5ore1gn 9on9uage 9emspopers" lat fig 8ebrgeie for al
1no1omle ct Sono til Snofjpb al Sulegoper til Sc amerifon1fe Soloater
heo 6ronterne. Dr. 2ouis &annnec1ng, ssiociationens &reGoent, br
per1onig bioroaet $500 til 6onoet Set er Afeningen> at Sc @ol6aer,
Tom bruger Sobat> iml forlDne9 meo Iit al oenne @ore.
Sn6iamlingen finder @e6 ln3er Mmerican 96 Gro1s. hpilfet e
8oronti for, at oe in0iamleoe Nenge bill bliue anpen6t po rdte geoo6e.
Saotjeberne bl noor Sn6iamlingen er ofluttet, bloe gjort UNDER ct,
1o at Sarerne pl fnne fj6beS til omtrent boo 4ris.
Blooet benfhller tt! fine 2eiere $50 og pa 2ano at bioroqe, hpoo
oe tan oe, for at oe al bore mo6ige Solooter, iom bruqer Gobof. fan
faa lmt oerof til Sui. 2i6t Sobof er en- al Sc melt fiarfomne @oper
9olooterne tan tao. Brebene fra oem> ne6 at fortplle 6eron.
Btorogene ber in6in6es inaret mnig, 90 ingen gi6roq mo6tooes
efter Den Is. Nobember. Sen, io1 fun bar lit ct oe, br life uno5e
zig Tor at lenoe oct lille, ban fanL Sen, iom bar go6e Mao6, br ien6e
ct feffe!igt 8elGb.
Btbragene nnoa ien6es Aotol Wfonep 0r6rs.
Ser bl bibe fpttret 8laoet for ole Sc gioroo. fom mo6toops
og oct oil ien6e Dem bi6ere til 5onoets Sasierer, SON. Sobn s: @unul-
I'll i gbnogo.
Splo no neoen1uaenoe glanfet og imo Sen fon1men mes geres
gi6rag.
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ri lipnge ct fort og olii6igt 8ro>
grom. Sg ti4laoer ri % en6pi6ere
pcnliglt at anmo6e Oem ont at fire
Sem Hla6S / goo Sis, 6o Sen lope
NriS, SOC, burtigt bill ifaffe @il-
lett,rne u6io1gte.
9Grbg6igIt
&pmtteen.
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8egrapd1e>

Sorrigr 5pnoag begraDe6es Ml1=
%rerforman6 Mlfrco Ye6erlen fro
Siemmct 44O9 Memoa Mbe. til Mt.
Olibe &irfegaaro. Gbos. g. 9itlef=
fen to1te fj6nt og fplt beo 8aare1.
Mfoe6e, ser tilberte 9. g. g. N.
II, Observation-Disclosures 1amt
Mnrernes 6agforening, efterlooe1
fig Sultru og to @grn.
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Miis SSeannette 2nnbe.

N bob0e otter 2ej!igbe6 til
Senougs / ct 9el1fob gipet til Sore
for &gl. 6anif Speroionger 8opl
8jernifjol0 al ST.. og Grn Eborp.
aofoeb at bpre renne l1nge og im11f:
fe Danes fj6nne og friife Gang.
femme Iamt til at notere> bpilfe1
b~etp6cliqt 6remifrtot, bum bor gjor:
| oct forlpbne Mar. 5el1fobet bor Sc
better iftta farrigt meo 8ifal6 &c
enigt ON at lpaa Miis 2unoe er
elimrenoe &1tnltnery@arriere.
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mlnneapolfe.
&aa 8e1pq,

Mr. 80. s. Bibl, Yresioent /
~Strit National 8a11f", @ells, Min=
neiota> beipgte i forrtge uge @enner
og @19gt Der / 8pen.
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8eneralfom1ml George 8eeb

bar facet ct Mars &ermisiion fro
1. Oftober at regne. &on111l s. 6
Bpggilb, for Siben commercial a0:
biler" beo Sen 6anlfe 2egation
@aibington, pil opertage &oninlate
/ Seem Oorf lamti6ig mes, at bar
be6bliper at bore oniat / foron
npbnte ggenifab Dc6 2egntionen
Walbington.
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SBlbbrnllup.

superintendent 81. sc. &eterIen
og Snltrn fejrer 6eres SplpbrDllnp
I 9ontb Sbore Country Glnb's
%elegante 2ofaler Man6ogen Sen s..
Nohember. Somm Sag er set 6glb=
brltoaommens Spoiels6og.
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Raa 2prbag Mften / @iefer 9arl
Sail!

Sra Danif Nrbejoer 5angfore:
nings energiife og oriitige 5eitfomi.
te bar bt mootaget felgenoe Sfri:
Belle:
81 tillaoer os berbeo at benleoe
DereS Spm9rfiombe6 paa Dor aar.
1ige aonoert / 8icfer 8arf Sail,
26roogen ben 20. September, ION
nil b9De fig noget ooer Be lpbbanli=
.ge 6anife &oncerter 6erpeo, at N11b.
1ifum bill faa Sen iial0ne Mpbslfe
at b6re Dor 2anosman6 &r. &gl,
Operaianger 8obl 8iprnifiol6, Iom
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v6eim1a1".

Sci bla116eoe 5angfor u@ejm6a1"
ofbo1oer IN flor &oncert / @ror16
8ouleoor6 Sail 6en6og Sen 7. 0f=
tober. 9ome1angforeningen ~@rieg"
bill asiiitere, ligele6es en- 0ame=
@ertet og Ole Niellens 9rfelter.
Otter &oncerte11 Sal. zee ipbrigt
Mnnoncen / nefte Scr. al @la6et).
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Brbllup.

S SorS6a9s egtebie6es Moifiniit
@i1ar 2ocfc og Mi1s Olga Manio,1
al &oitor Mn6erien (ErinitatiS Sir
fey.