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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
periomal' 'NDti5en.

5err 5reb. ROfenbuf d, 31s
800 Spcamore Strabe, bat DOH
feinsm Batter Serrn Z. Roienbui6 in
Bah Wiltuneen uub BON feinen G..
fbtpiftern einsn Brief erboiten, ben
Der genior spar refa Ianse fsitssbaI
ten bat, besbaIb ater aId um 10 Ian.
ger IN. Der Brief iit ndmIid BON
25. Siipber batieri. Wabrf&inlif
bat bem GsnIor nifi gefaIIen. bab e
in 9sutitlnnb ned binr.ifenb 81
sFen oibt. 2tn einer GtslIe bss Bri.s
fee beibt e nGmIit: Wir haben frifdt
Wurit semdat; iSnnten mir ,ud nur
ettpas fdidsn. mir tuiirbsn IS s.rns
tbun. Wir ftIatten iebe Wo9s nod
- gn elmer anbsn SteIle beibt
es: .am Sonning bntien mir aud
pinnn.uhen. Orb.nilif in Sstt sss
baden unb SfenplGbs unb orbsntIi9
Butter baraufasi9mi.r. ;. Wir
bnbtn nod fOpisI gu sHsn tDis in Gris.
bens3eit.n. iinb bns tonnt Str isbsm
Ins.n. Der es 3u fpiFsn ipiinfdi." Sm
iibriasn tpirb in Dem Brief INNER ipies
Der bstoni. bab bic 9eutf4en Sur4s
balten iptrb.n.
frau Maria 9rismer. geb.
Dbl, bic Satin BON Jntob Grismer.
ipuroe asItern ibren 9ieben burd ben
COB entriidt. Sic batt. Elm 2lltsr bon
81 Sdbren erreiti uno ibr Sinidsiz
ben ipirb ni&t Dsrf.bIen, in ben arsis
fen Der Greunbi6nit unb getdnnts
Idaft aufridtisss Tlitssfiibl NIT ben
SinierbIiesxnen rpabsurufen. Die
g..rbisuna finbe. am Mii.ippd Wors
gen bonn 5rausrbauis, 4551 atrbp
Roab in gumminspille. aus fatt.
ipcrauf in Der ct. gOnifasius airae
Elm fsisrliass Rsqukm abssbaltsn
piro.
Grau aatbarina aaIibrens
ner. ss5. Batter. cine angsfeb.ne
btutffe Gpionisrin, bat sefiern i'm bos
ben QIitr DON 70 SabreH bic ausen
gum spiesn Sdlummer sei6loH.n.
Gan, pl6bIi5 mar Der Sob on bic
grsiIin bspans.ire!.n uHb ianft uno
rubis mar lie binii5.rasidlummsrt tn
Elm beHsres 3sni.its, Die GrG> itarb
in ibr.r Mpbnuna 2o5 Rub aosnue
In Ct. ytrnnrb. Di. 3eit Der g..rSi'
suna in nod nihi feitseiebt.
9iIbert @attier, Elm IN
sfr.imaursrtreifsn fshr ans,istsn.,
IN ssfisrn I'm alier BON 81
5abren on ben Jplssn eintr Opera
ticn a.itprbsn. Der 9srblit.ne be-
llsibeie felt 90 Sabrm ben poiten ei.
p.s aaHirers Der Sames Walib Co.,
grenner.
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bte polaF8arbe mobiIiiirt tpurbe. Die
Snfdnttrte tIieb NIT ben Waf9tnens
sef9iiten I'm Ballot, ipGbrenb brduben
bic pan3erautomobiIe aufsefdbrsn
ipurben. Gin beipaffneter 3uiammens
fob nit Der aufItdnbiIden Gornifon
bon 3arsipe Gclo Thien unter bieien
llmfdnben unpermeiblid, aber bic
aaiIerin erttdrte benz Sdlobtommans
banten: sd piinIde nidt. bab Sis
feuern laHen." Der aommanbant Ieste
bi.ies babin aus, bab er ii@ ersebsn
iollte, mas er aud that. Die aufitdns
biiden Sruppsn befanben ii1 nun fehr
baIo i'm paIait, unb ala mebrere Df,
fisisre in bic @emGder Der iaiierIihen
ssamiIis brauaan, inste ibnen Die Rate
ierin: .2afen sic es nidt su @es
lpalttbdtisieiten ,ommen, ih Bin iebt
nur nod cine barmberaiae Sdpefter
am arantenlager meiner ainber."
.Nifolaug Rpmdnop1 ma q
Der arim abserstt.
ct. petersburs, 19. Mdr5.
pia 2onbon. ,Nitplaus Rcmanop'.
iris Der pormaligs Gar ieBt senannt
pirb, III ON Sonntas nit isinen
Stab na9 feinsn 9iitern in 2ipabtsn,
an Der Siibtiiiie Der 4rim, abberetit.
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@amilfcn.

ltnier Agent in SamiItpn III Sers
Gbnaro grud, 449 Sio 5infte Gtr.
Sen Eel. 476.Si. Somf Ybeae
f63t.a.
- 9i. % Sabre aIte Jrau Sophia
gatsr, III Glib 3uDlite 5trabs.
purbe s.iiern Wlorsen BON einsm 8.
4. & W. p,rion.nsug auf Der Stslis
g.tSotst. Die unsliidlits ipollte ti'
nsr Ransirmai9ius aug bsm yDess
e,ben uiib trat birett bot ben psrio'
usn5us. Die 2suie iinb crit Dor ,fpei
Wlonaisn BON 2eslis Co., ap., nd4
9amilton estommen.
- Grau Sobanna garrp. bic Wuir
ter pon Dapib Barn in Cincinnati.
III in Mibblsiotpn I'M bobsn 1itsr
Don SO Sabren aeiiorben.
8. gDsbsr aus eImnooo pIass
ipirb bier poIi5eilih isiissbaltsu, bis
isin. gnssbSrissn ibn abbc!sn. %
ihsint bel ibm Hi4t gang ri&tig I'M
Ossritiibden gu isin.
- 9bomas gen3aiRs. Der bier cine
SpsiislpirtRihufi beirsibt. icil iid
all siHr Ss6Ssbnidbriasn, bic bel ibm
am Gumiias Worssn in Ditnfs trat,
ptrgriffsn babsn. Gr purbe I'm Wus
unier 5000 Hiirsfstaf!
gum 0erbor am nGhiisn iJreitne &C,
FELT. Die Gieniimnsb In trot ibrss
16 Sabre iHDn pnbtiraibei.
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Rebmsn ess bisfs aus eH,osfsf. Grsoa d
TGrfor. gaIeim'SuISbibe unb Gyfpafisn aai
felfsnsu Rrdutsrr bsraeftsuiea xGtistten' -
eeInas!ss. ss..:-s 4: beg Gs=s= s.sss nr:ss::.ss
Gin nnb Gle fonusn bic e,tfts aus SbrsuH ~
ffsm eerirstben. suIpterb IabIetisn anb svuIt
otrbou. I'm YsriioCf,ina, ridge lsber unb Eie
zen su iberpinoen unb aus eusf6sibunosop
sane eur arbeit 91nsu su ssraniGfisn. S,s
.fpnien Die aundie- 70 GU laeen imb gls foo.
len itTe rra6tiae RDtrinns hos eanss Grat
'dtr unb ben CONNER ttutm1 aspnyst. ao
hrtb. Nearoiaie. rbefuIanf@s e&rsrasn.
Bsrfiopfnua unb btripanbie Grfranfiiaesn. bis
IN Soiae bon 6ifisn TN Blnte snfstsbsn, bsr,
f&ninten bic Saut miro rein g9itsrfr snt
edsparm iDerbsH asforstrt mns assssHdtsbsn
bfr6 bic ri6t:a ffnfnonirsnbsn stbfauSsdndIe.
Ssbes Tn6st pirb earantirt, 10 bss eis q
isiAt srorobsH s5nHsR- Ont iar A4nber unb
Grpdffeus IN alien USsssisn eos bsr ber'
fsasIts Tnbs Dsranaen eas Gstyea1 xa6At
sn tHi&i e&suefeItabktisul.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
ztrateaiiber Wadsaa
Der Deuti4en swif4:H atrras pub Der
SiIe baueri nod INNER Oil. :.
Wie bic oberfte 6seresIeiiuns am
Sonntas amtIi9 betannt CAB.
Sm uebriseu iit niats BON gsbeutuns
BON peitlidsu arisssi8aupIas
su bsri6terl.

Serltn, 1S. Ufor5. t4uf prop'
loism Wese nad SappiIIe) De
itratesii4e Riid3us ber b.utidsl
Sruppsn spiiten arras unb be'
Die, an Der fraHSDiiiGen Gront Sau'
eri, ipis bic obsrite SserssIeituns an
Spniias hianni CAB, nod INNER an
peroune, Roppn, 8apaums, Rope uni
mebrere anbers Stabte 1inb bon bsr
Deuti6en aufsessbsn iporbsH. Si'
getanntmadune Der Oberitsn Seeres'
leituns Iautet ME folst:
.3piiden BEN Ga 8afes aanaI
uub bem Jlub Scarpe fam ss gu Ieb'
bdften &dmpfen. Sn Der gldbs Doh
Coos bru9ten bsutfte Grtunbigunss
abtbeilunseIl a6t3ebn 9efausene Gus
ben britiiben 2irieu elm. gu beiben
Seit.n Don Nrras riidien fetnD!lts
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
SiGrte Don je einsm Battalion gessr
uniers steIIunssu Dor unb purbsn
sumsiit ourd unfer 5eusr 5uriidss'
trisben. Sn ber RGb. BON RotIin'
court unb 2iIlop purbsn feinoIihe
Sruppen, bsnen ss selungsn mar, III
uniers SteGunsen einsubrinesn, nab
sinsm Rabtampf auriidssiriebsn uno
lie liebsn eius anSabI gefans.ns IN
unieren SdHbeu 5uriid.
3pii iden arras unb Der Sii. ba'
ben bic GnsIanber unb Die Jranooisn
IN sinem bcr ans fbftematii9au
bsnen 9ebistsitreifeu uniers pormaIi'
gen StelIuns.n unb peridiebens
Sidbts bsf.s', barunter gapaum.,
psronne, Rop, unb Dopon. llniere
BEN Riid;us bedenben 9uppen fig.
ten benz Jeino bebeutsnbsn S3aben
gu unb sOg.u iid bann. i'm ein.Ians
nit ben ibnsn getporbenen gsfebItn,
5urid.
2lm redtsn llfer Der Maas ma9!en
bel 9asesaHbrua spei fron5Ofii9e
aompasniea sinsn 4nsriff auf sinsn
iran3oiiidsn qlbf6nitt, Dem mir am
16. Wdr5 n0roIid bon bsm Gbams
brsttss @eb0ft erobert bait.n. Der
ansriff mibIuns. auf Der Sob. BON
Gom6res unD IN Der RGbe bon Wats
fen, nSrbIi6 BON ct. Wisbiel, bran'
gen uniere 1ruppenabibeilungen bic
einsn Sturmunsriff ma6ten, Bis in
bic stslluuscn Der Gransoi,n uHo
bro3t.n je 3pdnSis 8efansen. ourIid.
peronne mar bisber elmer Der Gtiibs
pulttte Der 9sutfhen auf bsm ipef!Iis
9en ariegsifouplab. Die Stabi 1T
on Der Somms ssleseu, bat stpa 1000
Ginrpobner uup III p.ssn ibres Giiens
babnnsBss Don itratesifder gsbiu,
tung. Die @uifsrnung orpif9eu ar'
ras unb Der Oiis no Der itrateeiIds
Riidsua DOT ii4 sebt. betrdst stipa 90
Wlsilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
eaasmeiiterilt SRI. 6

D2aitoo; ShdsnieiIteriL SRI. y
Staenglc. - airhendpr: 9srGiibent
Cliff Strcutfer; WiseprGiibent, @
Sautcr. Sefretarin, sSrI. Cora ges
ling; Sdutneiiterin, Drl. Stcll
g8al3. - Erof. 9. Saiiier tpirft iei1
aapon5ia Sabren oIs Girigent unb Sr
eaniit IN Der 8emein5e.
Ger geeenrdrtige airdenratb be.
itebt nus iolsenben Serren; ErGiiberlt
CHARLES @aI5; M5eprGiibent, @. SO.
ienielbt; 8ilan5iefretdr, albert Mep.
er; Sefretdr. Oh. Yrins; Sdasmei.
tier, slIbcrt Sanbnann, unb oen Ser.
rem B. g. Suttbauer, g. Meper, Sobn
3ello, ". &arI, Walter grueltle, sS.
Sberioban, Gbas. St)lniot, 2ouis
l8ad,s. GbriIt Wcper unb @. grausfp.
= Sm @eiunbbeitsalnt puroen in
Ger abgelal,fene,t @ofe foIsenoe 20.
besfiae angemeloet: 5lorenee 6. @a-
fer. /; slubrep 3. GILES, 9 Monatc;
sSobn Sadman, SO; Charlie Sacobe,
SO; aPartba Games, SO; slnna See
Gunn IS; Siom 9apis, So; Yntrid
Tunncap, AZ; @i(liam 5. Siinplon,
43; Sranf Yoblman ~; aeatba
Subn, SO; Sobu ~. Gidion, 55, uno
CHARLES @uriter, 65.
Or. s. ". goeroif miro BON iei.
ncn soblreitcn Srel,nben eril,bt, oils
aanbioat fir Die 2eaislatur aui5utre.
ten. gr bate bereits in ben Sabren
1902 uno 1904 in Der 2egislatur ei.
men Sit inne gebobt. gr lit geeenipar.
tie Mtitglteb beg Stulratbs unb bat
els iolGes ii6 bebeutenoe @erbienite
errporben.
= Sm 8oIiseigeribt iperben NOR.
gen gtobert sliber, 19, uno oeiien gru.
Der Oscar Iiber, %, proSeiiirt. grite.
Ter lit oes stcd,ens nit Der slbiitt 5ll
tobten uno Sesterer bes Sriebens.
brufs beiduIbigt. elmer Salter BON
SO. 345 SIt II. GtraBe erfldrt, oas
or BON Hobert gtiber geitodeu puroe.
nGbren0 Ralpb Smith, einSoloat, Die
@erbaftltns oesSscar sliber peranIabt
bate. Ger &onflift iol, aIs Die Se.
naunten ein Observation-Disclosures an
Der Main Strabe perIieBen, entitan.
BEN iein. 0ie beibeu gliber, ipel6 BON
IlainpiQe, ap., bierber fornen, iino
in elner bieiisen 9arlpihafderei be.
iHaftiet.
-O Oas @ huuturnen. ipelfcs
eeitern abenb IN Der Surnbnle abge.
halten lpurbe, bate Elm 5ablreihesI
Gublifim berbeigeloft, neld,es ben
aIaIicn. iinb Wtaiieiriibitnsen NIT gro.
Fem Sntereiie folete. Nameiltlit ma
rem es bie Sreiiibungen unb Die golfs-
tdnse Der eriten Mdbderrflaiie, Die
ditbetiiden Gdr3e Der IGbdenflaiie
unb oas &euIeniftpingeu Ser 9amen.
pelhe erobeu geifaa funber. sluh
Die anaberrflai'e er5ielte bltrd ibre
llebl,ngen On ben Gpporateu unb NIT
bem &cuIenidtpineen Die perbieilie
gnerfennune. Sic @ftipen befunoeten
nit ibren sSreiiibuneen, ibren Sled.
.urneu, gprunribeubai,, Giienitab.
llebunger unb garreittiirnen cine
ncnneuslpertbe 1eiiteritaft. 5rdlr.
lem 2eona Sberneper brahte Elm 9ieo
5u 8ebor, bas aagemeinen @eifalI
iailb. Gum S6lub funb elm gorer.
farllpf 5ipiiden s. @roper uHo s..
SalIincp itatt.
- 9iebe itabIen aus Der Ilmoieu.
foiie Der Mutter @ottes 9euletnbe ei'
ren fIeiuen 9eIbbetrag.
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Spmbarbtrt
Wurbs bic aiiis bon Rent burd bsut.
fts Sorpeboboois.
gaatirli& iOa iehr peHig s6absu ans
serihtet porben i.iu.

aOHbOH, is. @drs. Osuti6e
1orpebOtOOt. baben bsrfdisbsn.
Stdbte on Der aiiite Der Grafidaft
Rent am eOuntas ROrsen gu friibsr
Gtunbe bei4OiIsn, dber es purbs, lpie
bic am eOnntas albenb erlufisns amt.
Ii6e alntiinbisuns befast. nur ishr
ipfuig S&absu auGsri&tet, Dis b.
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tr<ffsnbe g(nsiinbiguns Iautet:

tr<ffenbe antiinbisune Iautet:
.Daebrer. ftinbIi&t 2orpebObOcts
unS 9orpebObOotserItSrer ndberteu
ii@ am sOuntoe Iorsen nm u llbs
45 Minuten Der aifte BON aent. @ie
fsusrtsn cine alnaabl Gef@oiIe ouf ss'
ipife aiif.nfdbte ab. Gin werIuf an
Meni4enlebeu If ui&t gu beslasen.
Der Sodi4oben NOR ftbr unbebsus
tenb. Gin beiDObuies unb stpei unbes
tpobnts Sdufer tpurben sstroffsn.
3u rufiIds Repolution
0x.~na. ~ssG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
Mbsei@lagen
@uroe bon ben Seiterreifern Elm an
griif Der 3taIiener BET aonitan.
iepica.

Berlin, 1s. @sars, (al,lf brabtlo.
fem Wese na4 Sappiae.) Der otter.
Iei6ii6 iinsarii6e amtIidje gerid,t
iiber Die gorgduge auf Der itaIieni.
iden aanlpffront am Greitas 1T pis
fcIgt:
u5n Der @egeub Don &onitanienica
tpurbe Elm gngriff Der sstaliener, OBJ.
idon ibm beftiees Geitiitfeuer Dor.
anfging, Dor oem Oorf abge'pieien. Sn
Dem Gario abi6nitt wareu be GIieaer
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@IadlideAusenbii6G
sWiTen Gis. 9err Dolipr. s.psimal
I'm 2ebtn iubsIt man .Gnblih alIeins::
Dor ber UsrIobuns unb nod DsrGmsi.
buna.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
saSt, bat bideA
trdses 8Int Sereb
ntSt iperbeil fsatt.

Gtw ietsiss snpiss esnG aDsfslsosnbss
aaeu, e4pssss snt ~ oAaeps
nsrssa ssstststsn sssA ossS4sso -.
Iatsn Osssse bis 0ssoaa11spo Aslb
uttssl fas erknttae.
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lie Gpp,Haioner Efiiee fur bas
pGincinRatier %olfsblatt" befinbet
Ed In benz @ebduos Der E.cpIes
eabinas @auf e irnif Co., Z Seit
eedite Strahe. aussisen, Mittbei.
Innsen unb geitellunsen irgenS iuel'
6er Nrt ,perben bis neMn ilbr Mbenbs
baieibh ntaenenneuom,nen Sele'
pbon Sonth 1884. AMI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
INeps of Women WorkInMany Fields

duets: and little Margaret Alsop. a
pupil Of Mrs. #. ". Hutchinson, viii
give the reading, Lochinvar.
Tea in piniBu Room.
Patrons will be taken into the
hotels private dining room for tea
The use of the hotel for the affair
has been kindly donated by the
management, and Mrs. A. II. Leim-
bacher win supervise the decorations
of the room reserved for the tea.
They will be I'm yellow, with southern
peoples predominating.
During the first three Quarters or
an hour Mrs. Leslie Welter and Mrs.
j. H. Sharp viii preside at the tea
tables. For the second three-quar-
tiers Of an hour that duty win be
taken over by Mrs. j. p. Hardy and
Mrs. w. ]. MorriEh. and they in turn
will be succeeded by Mrs. ]. d. Far
rand and Mrs. Alex Stern.
Mrs. f. A. Irish and Mrs. b. L.
Bentson will have charge OF the din
ing room for the first hour and a
half, and Mrs. VIII Nichols for the
remainder Of the tea. A large num-
Der Of Fargo and Moorhead women
from various organizations have been
asked to assist them. The invitation
to attend the tea Is 70 the general
public.
In deferende to the sugar saving
pledge no cakes will be served at
this tea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
New AurilidrieS To Fargo
Red Cross Formed Thursday

Two new auxiIiaries to the Fargo
branch OF the Red Cross were form
ed Thursday. A group Of about TWEEN
ty ladies met at the home Of Mrs.
T. w. Jackman, 1920 Second avenue
north. eIecting Mrs. ~. Mcclellan as
chairman. and Mrs. d. F. Collins as
secretary. This auxiliary will take
advantage OF the Elks' clubs stand
ing offer OF the use of its rooms for
any such work, and will meet in the
Elks' rooms every Wednesday from
10 o'clock In the forenoon TO o'clock
in the afternoon. The ladies will send
some Of their own sewing machines
to the rooms, and have decided to
work on pajamas for the present.
They were given a fine address on
the Red Cross work by Mrs. +. A.
BrickeF. and expressed much en-
thusiasm. A name will be chosen at
the first work meeting, next Wednes-
day.
The other auxiliary added Thurs
day was organized among the Y. W.
G A. girls Of the A. g. last evening.
Miss Esther Keeley. chairman Of the
social service committee. which
started the move, was elected presi-
dent. The thirty girls present listen
ed with much interest to a talk on
the Red Cross work by Mrs. +. 4.
Bricker, and arrangements were
made to work on hospital legginEs.
meeting every Friday afternoon. The
membership Of the A. 9. ~ Is un-
usually large this year. and there will
always be Red Cross sewing at the
rooms. for any Of the large member
ship to work on in odd minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
M iSS Marie Rose
Will Wed Today

Miss Marie H. Rose, Campbell.
Mimi, and Bernard K. Knuth. whose
parental home is in Little Falls.
Mimi, will be married at 5 o'clock
this afternoon in MoorheRd at the
residence Of Rev. Fr. Alfred Meyer,
OF st. Joseph's church, who will
officiate. Both the young people have
host Of friends in Fargo and Moor
head as well as in their home COM
munities.
The bride elect is a daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. III. S. Rose. Campbell,
and in 1914 was graduated from Far
go College academy with high hon
ors. Later she was graduated from
the Moorhead normal school. and
this last year taught at Campbell
Mr.. Knuth has lived in Fargo and
Moorhead for the last FIVE or six
years. He was formerly manager OF
the Home Oil company Of Moor
head, but for the last year has been
manager Of the Home Milling COM
pany of Fargo.
The couple will be attended by
City Attorney and Mrs. James A.
Clarity, Moorhead, and there will
also be present at the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Douglas, Of the Com
stock hotel, Moorhead. The bridal
couple will leave tonight for the twin
cities where they will spend a week.
Upon their return they will have
apartments at the Comstock for the
winter. -..- .-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
Program Attractions For Benefit i
Tea At Gardner Hotel Saturday,

combatants have been taken in such
numbers that they could not possibly
have been cared for without Ameri-
cas- Invaluable aid. All the local
members are In addition helping
support and working for the Red
Cross needs.
Plan Attractive Features.
The wsmen interested In the bene-
1T are inviting their husbands and
their friends to call at the Gardner
for tea at 8 o'clock, when most of
them are free from office duties, and
at that hour Ave little wood
nymphs'', pupils In interpretative
dancing OF Mrs. Juliet deLendrecie,
will dance in front of the fireplace on
the main floor. There viii be an es-
pecially pretty feature. During the
earlier hours Of the tea there viii be
program features in the hotel parlors,
where any ladies who can are inyit-
ed to spend the afternoon with their
knitting. Mrs, Harold p. Thomson
and Mrs. Dan g. Davis will give
piano selections; Mrs. e. r. Wright
and Mrs. ]. A. Jardins will sing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Judging from the number Of Fargo
and Moorhead people who have per-
sonally promised friends fin the Writ
ers' section Of the Fine Arts club and
their assistants, to attend. the benefit
tea which that section will give at
the Gardner hetei Saturday after
noen from . TO 6i3o o'clock viii be
big affair. The projoh,t was launch
ed by the Writer'S section because
Of the growing conviction that ell
must realize more and more how
very necessary Il assistance and CO.
operation with our allies in the war
and those working on supplies for
them. The proceeds from the tea
VIII be added to the fund OF the Far
20 War Relief association. a branch
Of the National Surgical Dressings
COMMITTEES. now an auxiliary to the
American Red Cross. The local as
Isolation has for q year and q half
been numbered among those organic
ed workers all over this country who
have been helping supply the
tremendous needs Of the French hos
pitals. where the wounded Of all the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Rev. Martin Anderson, Moorhead,
OBLIGATED Thursday at the marriage
of Miss Selma jeanette Lee to Guy
Kjorvestad. both of Aneta. The bride
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lee. The couple were attended by
Miss Nina Yickoren, Grand Forks,
and Harry Long, Aneta. Covers were
laid for a few friends OF the couple
at a wedding dinner served at Prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kjorvestad will reside
in Aneta-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Charles S. Hoyt, 900 Fifth
avenue south, entertained fourteen
children this afternoon at birthday
party for her son Charles, who was
five years old. Halloween decora-
tions predominated and games IN
keeping with that idea entertained
the children until supper was served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
B. and B. Plans
Are Announced

The Bachelors and Benedicts
Dancing Grub OF Fargo viii adhere
this season to its usual custom OF
two large dancing parties, both In
the X. c. hall. The first one will be
on Thanksgiving eve, and the other
one on New Years eve. The commit
tees TO be in charge of them have
not yet been appointed.
At the recent annual meeting OF
the club the personnel Of the board
Of governors was named for this
season as follows: DIR. A. Hallen-
berg, chairman; ]. ID. Farrand, Pom
eroy Smith, ]. A. Montgomery and
Seth Richardson.
Prof. H. L. Bolley, of the A. c., has
been in Bookings. S. D., since
Wednesday night. He was to deliver
two lectures there today. one before
the South Dakota Scientific associa-
ton, and the other before the stu
dents of the South Dakota Agricul-
tural college. He will be home either
Sunday or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Gearey, who has
been in Minneapolis since Tuesday,
are expected home Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
DRESS GOODS

56-inch high grade all wool
Dress Goods in plain and fancy
weaves; nothing in this line
worth less than $3.00 today. GEN
eral sale, yard ...".....S1 .05
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

The twelve ladies who comprise the
Kill Kare Klub held a Halloween
party Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Oscar Covert, sos Ninth ave
nue. north. Various Halloween stunts
afforded amusement, including bob
bling for apples, toastinR maTshmal-
lows and popping corn. The next reg
ular meeting will be i'm two weeks,
with Mrs. A. e. Minard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Juliet deLendrecie's many
friends will be glad to learn that she
is able to be up again after a serious
illness which kept her belfast for ten
days. Mrs. deLendrecie will resume
her dancing class work Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
VELVETEENs

22-inch foreign Dress Velveteens,
black and navy only. General
sale. yard .................1 SIC
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
DRESS GOODS

so pieces all wool French
Serges, Storm Serges and Fam
cies, also wool mixed Novelty
Plaids and Stripes. General sale,
yard ........., .SOC
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02
NOVELTY SILKS

50 40-in. Cheney black silk show
about 1900 yards ALI high grade
silks; worth from $3.50 to $3.50.
General sale. yard. 81 10
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

The, Fargo w. c. T. u. will hold a
rummage sale next Monday and
Tuesday at 631 n. p. avenue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Miss Bertha Hagen and Prof. Olaf
Henrikson, of the Dakota conserva-
tory faculty, were in Hillsboro Thurs
day evening for the piano and voice
recital of the latteT's sister, who is
teaching music there. this year. Miss
Hagen was accompapist for her vocal
numbers. Miss Henrikson is gradu-
ate in both voice and piano, of the
Dakota conservatory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Master william Champlin. 1903
Tenth street south, entertained six of
his boy friends Wednesday, evening.
The usual Halloween frolics and dec
orations were enjoyed, and Mrs.
Champlin was assisted in serving
lunch by Mrs. Glenn Hoskins. The lat
ter entertained the children with a
number of popular piano selections.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-02

Many of the Trinity Lutheran con-
gregation of Moorhead enjoyed the
Halloween party at the church par
were Mesdames o. ]. Hagen, S. A. Aas-
gard and NJ. T. Weum. Popcorn and
apples formed the refreshments.