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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

New York. Aug. 25.-(Special.)-
Any notion which might have been
floating around that Tabor in Amer
lea is looking for a peace at any
price movement was dissipated when
official word was handed out at the
headquarters OF the American AL
lance for Labor and Democracy,
$50 Broadway-of which Samuel
Gompers is chairman-that repre-
sentatives of 100000 or more labor
ing men are going to hold Con
ference on Labor and Democracy" at
Minneapolis in September, during
which labor will perfect plans to
fight the great war to a finish.
The coming conference has the
backing also Of the big Four
locomotive engineers, railroad fire.
men, trainmen and conductors-in
the idea that American labor should
give its entire support to licking
Germany to fragile; to fight it out
until there's nothing left between
the Rhine and Russia but big hole
into which the. North sea is to be
dumped some pleasant day.
The labor men, headed by Mr..
Gompers, Charles Edward Russell,
President James P. Holland of the
State Federation of Labor of New
York; John Spargo, j. G. Phelps
Stokes, Rose Pastor Stokes, Chester
M. Wright and many more folk, with
United States senators and repre-
sentatives probably in the party also,
will open their Fight to the Finish"
conference in MINNEAPOLIS on Sept.
next. ~
Reserve English on Stockholm.
1t Is planned to make the confer
cree a sort of American Stockholm
convention-with the reverse Eng
lish. And the real representatives of
labor will call their conference to-
gether just at the time when the So
called Peoples Council of which
DIR. David Starr Jordan lis the stage
manager, is hitting it's fastest stride.
The Peoples Council" has a no.
ton that it will meet at Minneapolis,
hire a hall and make speeches.
Thereupon, according to the "Peo-
pies Council frame of mind, the
kaiser will say he's sorry, the crown
prince will apologize to the kaiser,
the kaiser and the crown prince will
quietly go into the butter and egg
business or open a chain Of grocery
stores or something like that-and
the war will be all over, And then
the Peoples Councir' will come
home and say: I'VE, the laboring
folk, did this thing"
On the other hand Mr.. Gompers
and his 100000 (pIus) laboring folk
believe that the Peoples CounciTt
is made up of a few pro German
persons who represent only them
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
Relics OF Ancient Disasters
Are Uncovered As Missouri
Waters Reach TheirLoweSt Ebb

Northern Pacific fiatcars which
proved too great burden for
the railroad ferry about the same
time are also now at the sur
face. 8r
Never in the memory of the
oldest old-timers have the Mis-
souri, and the Heart rivers been
at so low a stage as this sum-
mer. There isn't even a wading
place in the Heart, and scarcely
a swimming hole in the Missouri.
The Missouri ferry operators
have changed landings several
times in search OF a deep enough
place to permit safe landing for
boat and passengers.
The spot where the five travel
ing men went to their death on,
Easter morning while fording the
icy stream in order to be with
their families for Easter dinner
is so dry that one not familiar
with the details of the awful
tragedy would think 1t impossl-
BILE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Flaten. English, Industrial history
and botany Paul Nerhus, science;
Hjalmer Nelson. agriculture; Daisy
M. Kranz, normal training; Mar
guerite Henry, music; Mabel
Rasmussen, domestic science;
Borghilde Waller, eighth grade !;
Hazel Evsmith. seventh and eighth /;
Jessie Boomer. seventh; Mabel Nes-
seth, "A" sixth; Laura e. Johnson,
"A" fifth; Bertha Norby, Oh" flfth:
Julia Korsbeck, "A" fourth; Ruth
Mclean. "a third and "B" fourth;
Anna Lauder, ''B" third; Amy Frost,
"A" second: Kathleen King, ''B" sec
end: Dorothy Baker, "a" fifst; Eva
BortIe, "B" FIRST; Ava Alton, fourth
and fifth; Gertrude Shook, third:
Ethel Nicholson, second, and Ethel
Greene, first.
Due to designations the following
positions are still vacant: English
and Latin, manual training, "A"
sixth and ''B" sixth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

selves. Mr.. Spargp, in a letter
which was included in the state
ment issued by the American Alli-
aIlce for Labor and Democracy, goes
as far as to say that the Peoples
Council" is conducting a propoganda
in the interest of German autocracy
which has been formulated at Pots
dam, and that the Councils" as
semblage at Minneapolis Is purely
a pro-German affair
NeutraIize Peoples Council"
Mr.. Gompers, Mr.. Holland, Charles
Edward Russell and the other regu-
lar Americans who hope to hold a
Minneapolis convention that will do
more than neutralize the Peoples
Council" confab at Minneapolis seem
wholly to lack veneration of or re-
spect for the sort of Americanism
which prompts the Peoples Coun-
cil'' or the Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Truth bunch.
Miss Leila Faye Secor. a young
woman who signs herself organ
izing secretary of the Peoples
Council" addressed a letter to John
Spargo at his home at Old Benning-
ton, VT, recently, asking Mr.. Spargo
to take part in the Peoples Coun-
cil' shindig at Minneapolis. So Mr..
Sparge sat himself down and wrote
as follows to Miss Secor:
Miss Leila Faye Secor,
Organizing Secretary, Peoples
Council, New York City.
Dear Madam am in receipt of
your letter in which you say, i am
certain that the Peoples Council Of
America for Democracy and Peace
will enlist your sympathy and en-
thusiastie approval and in which
you ask me to organize local counl
ell in this vicinity.
THAT you should be 80 certain of
my sympathy and enthusiastic ap-
prevail for your enterprise is some
what astonishing to me- for It is
surely without the slightest warrant
in fact. have not the re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
10y ! Special correspondent.)

by a Special correspondent.)
Mandan, N. D., Aug. 25.-
Pioneer river boats for 33 years
lodged in the soft sands of the
bottom and old fashioned fiat
cars which plunged over the ends
Of awkward ferries before a rail-
road bridge was scarcely more
than dreamed of are showing
above the waters of the Missouri
river.
For several days past the cap
tain of the Marion, the ferry
boat which plies between Bis
marck and Mandan, has noticed
the boat scraping on something
in the water. Investigation dis
closed that the unusual dryness
of the season at the headwaters
Of the river had reduced the wat
er to such an unusually low level
that an Anticipated ferry which
once belonged to the HI. r. Lyon
Ferry Co. in the early eighties
and went to its watery grave in
"a, has come to view and some
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

I in your council. While approve a
number of the objects named in your
nominal program and have great re-
spect and personal regard for some
of y0ur associates, / have no con-
fsdence in the intellectual and moral
integrity of your movement as such.
am profoundly confident that your
advocacy of some of the constructive
measures which I approve is design
ed to cover,a pernictous anti-Ameri-
can, pro- German propaganda.
Formulated at Potsdan.
$50 far as / can judge from the
activity of your associates thus far.
under cover of your advocacy Of
such policies as the safeguarding of
labor standards, the meeting Of the
cost of war by taxation and the re-
duction of the cost of living policies
which most heartily faYor-a pro-
paganda in the interest of German
autocracy and formulated at Pots
dam is being conducted. In the name
of democracy you are promoting the
interests of autooracy. In the name
of peace and anti militarism you are
doing all that lies in your power to
strengthen the most brutal militar-
ism the world has ever known, and
in the name of internationalism you
would betray the freedom of all ma
tions to ruthless German despotism.
"That there are many well inten-
toned persons associated with you !
have not the slightest doubt, but !
am convinced that nothing but harm
can come to our American democ-'
racy from your activities, and, fur
Their, that those whose brains direct
your enterprise contemplate precise
ly that result.
your, advocacy of democratic
causes is the camoufage which hides
your real purpose. You are doing in
America what Lenine and his follow
ers have done in Russia with such
disastrous results betraying the
causes of democracy while chanting
its watchwords. Yours very truly,
JOHN SPARGO."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
Summer Complaint.

During the hot weather of the
summer months some member OF al
most every family is likely to be
troubled with an unnatural looseness
Of the bowels, and 1t is Of the great
est importance that this be treated
promptly, which can only be done
when the medicine is kept at hand.
Mrs. r. F. Scott, Scottsville, N. T..
states, 81 first used ChamberIain's
Collie and DiarThoea Remedy as much
as FIVE years ago. At that time had
a severe attack of summer complaint
and was suffering intense pain. One
dose relieved me. Other members of
my family have since used 1t with
like results .--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
WEEDS cRooKsToN GIRL.

GAINESVILLE. MINI. Aug. 25.-John
vannett, well known In railroad
circles Of this city and a brother OF
Mrs. James Hendry OF GAINESVILLE.
was married at crookston this week
TO Miss Myrtle Brotcher. Mr.. Van
nett is a fireman on the Great North
ern. The couple will make crookston
their home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
LITTLE PTCNICKER FALLS.
into RIVER And BROWNS
Four Year Old Son OF Carl Williams
Of Wyndmere Loses Life in Wild
Rice River Near Hamlin.

Wyndmere, N. D., Aug. 25.-Ken-
meth, the 4-year-old son of Carl Will
liams, lost his life in the Wild Rice
river near Hanlin when he with a
number of other boys attending a
Sunday school picnic, left the grounds
to go in the river. He fell in, his
body being recovered by the picnick-
ers an hour later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
Twelve Bottles of Peruna
Made Me A Well Man

which had troubled me for four OF
five years and which was getting
worse all the time. had taken q
few doses before that time and al
ways received relief; but at that
time. began taking it in earnest
and kept at It until I had taken
twelve bottles and / have not had an
attack for two years. l have felt
better and worked more during the
past two years than 4 have in ten
years before.
Il also md Peruna a splendid REM
edy for any run down condition OF
the system. It also cured me Of
Chronic Bronchitis and 1 can there
fore recommend 1t as a splendid
remedy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
RESCUE HORSE FROM WELL.

Kindred. N. d.. Aug. 25.-Sam OF
it's favorite horse was thirsty yes
terday so went to the family cistern
and fell in. Upon returning home
the owner saw the predicament Of
his favorite beast so sent word to
Kindred for help. BY means Of spade
and axe and breaking the boards on
the side To build an incline, the horse
walked out entirely satisfied with
sfm drink
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
HUMANE SOCIETIES


Lake Park, Mimi, Aug. 25.--A
humane society will be organized
here and at GAINESVILLE under the
1917 law appropriating $4,000 to the
state humane society for extension
work. Notice to this effect was re-
ceived here yesterday from Welcome
w. Bradley, secretary and executive
officer Of the Minnesota society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
SCHOOL OPEN SEPT. 10
Three Vacancies in Detroit Faculty,
Due to designations.

Detroit, Mimi, Aug. 25.-The board
Of education has announced that the
public schools will open on Mon
day, Sept. 10 with the following
teachers as members of the faculty:
A. q. Erickson. superintendent;
Ruth Anderson, mathematics; Ida
Evans Morse and geometry; Hazel
Bunnels. German and history; Helen
Wade. English and library; Myrtle
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
HAVANA ORGANIZES
]. &. Russell Heads Red Gross
Branch With Mrs. Leach, Vice
Chairman.

Havana, N. D., Aug. ga Red
Cross branch has been organized
here with j. e. Russell as chairman;
Mrs. E.. J. Leach, vice chairman;
Mrs. II. j. Pfeiffer, secretary, and
G. r. Castle, treasurer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

No end OF misery and actual suf-
fering Is caused by disorders OF the
stomach and liver, and may be avoid
ed by the use OF Chamberlatn's Tab
let's. Give them a trial. They only
cost a quarter.--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

the coming winter months and start.
ing q vigorous campaign TO ssecuff
new members and more funds for TIE
Stutsman County Red Cross chat
ter.
Mayor H. c. Flint, Chairman
Alfred Steel. A. b. Default. and seq
eraI other prominent Stutsman
county men will speak.
Stutsman county is requested 4
furnish 600 sweaters. 500 pairs ~
knitted socks. 500 knitted wfistIets
and 600 mufflers for the soldiers 81
France. A request to this effect has
been received from the nationa.
headquarters at Washington.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
DIES FROM INJURIES.
Walter L. Meis, Caught in Sickle Of
Mnver. Passes Away.

WoWeTg FasSSb FWays
Breckenridge, Mimi, Aug. U.s.
Walter l.. Meis, the young man who
was so seriously injured when
caught in the sickle bar of a NOW
ing machine when the horses ran
away, is dead. The accident happen
ed about ten miles north of town.
He was dragged about the field until
released by a neighbor who saw the
accident
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Mr.. 0. \. Mcbride, sante Re, Ohio,
writes:
I'm the spring OF 1914, began TAX
tmR Peruna Tor Abdominal misery,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Flavo -four, creamy whitS delIc-
ious flavor. goes further. Phone So.
--Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Those who object TO liquid medi-
cine can procure Psruna Tablets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25

Get wise and order FIavo Floa
from the manufacturers. Phone 81
-Advt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
,Driblinsssauber in Mlasfa.

lin cine Der auBeroroentliditei,
9anbifafts. 8ertpanblungen an iebeit
-ibreibt ein Natnrireuno aus
Ilasfa-mlB man in bieicm Terri.
torlrm ben ltebergang bonn Winter
gum Sriibling mitmaden! Maes
pol3iebt lid fait tbeatraliid idnea,
unb es lit, ais oh Die Hatur lleber.
5eit ihaiien miiBte iiir Die furdtbar
lan9e E%rGgbeit oes Winters, Die irei.
lid audi fbr groBartises bat.
@enn Der aonig Shnee nod bus
S3epter fiibrt, finbet man oa nno
BORT ihon berrlibe ariine Saien, auf
oenen oas @ros bereits iippig
IprieBt, mdbreno Der gIisernoe
Shnee lie nod in einem fleinen
Rreiie umgibt. Sm oireften Der.
bGltniB gum Sfwinoen bes Sdnee-
montels alf Den @benen unb Siigeln
mefieln Die aaninhen mo Die BAR.
misa 8ogel Z prompt ibre Sarbe,
gleih ais mare ous Weib ibres gel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Seli9ipredJungs.Ero5e eincs befebr.
ten WobammeSanerS.

Die 6eilise congregation Der Hiten
bot fiir6liA einen eiaenartiaeu
SeliglpretplngS-Br c5eb e%rofinet. SIS
banoelt Ii6 I'M Den ~befebrten Mraber
Geronimo, Der am 10. Septcmber
1869 8u Ilgier ais Wartprer fir
Den @lal,ben itarb. gr mar nit elmer
0briitin perbeiratbet uno Ourd eineu
ip~oniifen 9rieiter Der fatboliiden
HclIgion gerponnen moroen. Nls
Soloat in Der ipaniiden Irmee, Die
cine @orniion in Dram bate, fiel @e.
ronimo in Die Sanoe tiirfiiher See
rouber uno Wurbe naf glgier ge.
ihleppt, no or DEM Gaiha oils Sflape
oienen mllBte. Ga Der alaubens.
itarfe Nam gum glbiaQ bon Gbriitus
nld)t 6t beweeen lpar, ne%rurtbcilte
Der Yaita i'm Sllm Sobe burd) Gin.
maiiern in Die eben i'm Ban begriiie.
nen geieitiglngaperfe. Gle @e.
beine oeS WtGrtprers muroen am 81.
9e5ember 1853 POM @rtiQcrieballpt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Gin gefGbrlider 8ciitesfranfer.

Oetettibs in Seriep Gitp perbafte.
ten ben 60idbrieen Wtorris diamond
unb iesten i'm feit Inn i'm Den Bum
besbeb6rben 5u iibergeben. 9iamono
bate teineraeit etnen Brief on oen
9rGitbenten @ilion geihrieben,
morin er bieien nit benz Sobe be.
brobte. Ger Wann wirbe als gel.
~itesfranf in Yittsburgb, Ya., in cine
Srrenartalt aebradt, BON no er
fiir5lid entiprang. Dieier Gage
idrieb err inter boiler Insdbe ieiner
Wobnungs .abreiie aus ettle Voit.
farte an Die 8unbesbeamten in Bitts.
burgb, unb barmif fano feline aber.
maliee @erbuftrng itatt. @r iagte,
er bate ben Vraiibenten to6ten mil.
len, ODER miirbe ielbit ermoroet nor.
Dem iein. Wan belt ben Wann fir
einen sefabrliden @eiitesfranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

5es itno ibrer Seoern mth MIR ein
Ebeil bes Sdmees gepeien. Sn elmer
Wofe pieIleidt lit feline @ilogans i'm
gan3en Serritorium iiftbar; ober
ein paar @ofen barallf fried,en Dtil.
lionen @dnslein aus Dem 81. Sml
Mpril mar nod fait gau5 alasfa
meib; nber I'M Wai lit es luitig griin
limo I'M SSuni bat es mebr Surben,
als Der &egenbogen. limo Oieie 6ar.
ben pedieln bon Wo6e 81 Wode; lie
lperoen aber audi 5iigleih tiefer, rno
ibliebli6 meroen Die reid,en brali.
nen, soloigen uno ionitigen geoiege.
men Sarbentone oarmis, pelte einen
Masfa-Siigel 5u einem 10 3auberbuit
ibonen Matur.S Soeal mad,en,- faas
es nibt idon etpos ipdt I'M Som.
mer lit, lnO nid,t Die perilirten
alasfaniiden Wosfitos-noh if)lim.
mer ais Die bon Seem Seriep-oieies
ltebIide Bib beoeuteno itorenl
9ie meiiteu Souriiten, Die nnd)
Ilasfa geben, fommen nift fritz ee.
mug, I'M Die Saliptberrlihfeit oieler
TerDam0ll,ngen Al aenleBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Rihtreeiitrierte Seiterreidjer abse'
Idlpben.

Stpeh1nbpier5ig SeIterreid)er, Die
in 2er6piae, Colo, i'm Gountp-8e
fdngniB f~eiteebulten murbet1, lpeil lie
Die &egiItrierltng inter Dem &efru'
tierungsI@eiese oerabiaumt botten,
tpltroen bon WiliStruppen fortge.
braht, nahbem eiutge ibrer 2anos.
lelite Tie 81 befreien sebrobt batten.
Inter 2eihlng oes 8lnoes'I far'
ihols fano Der 8efongencnIfntb
itatt, Der nod Saliba etng, no Die
Seiterreiter i'm @eriht porsefiibrt
llno fir bie 8ltnbes.@ runo Surp felt.
gebalten peroen.
Cine Wenge bon Srelnoen nro
8erlpanoten goben ibnen inter
Orobungen uno benz 4biingen otter.
reihiiher &riegslieOer bas 8eleit
gum 8a5rbof. gu @eUulttbatigfei.
ten tam es inoeIien nidt.
8ltnbes- Wmidan gurrts tntroe
Inn Die g%ntenbltng Der Srlippen
erilld)t, nafbem Sberiff S6roeoer
es llnmogli6 gefinben, oie Bolts
meneen, peIde bas 8efGnenib of
nGf1tlih umiteuten uno es az itiir.
men ltrb Die 8efangenen az befreien
orobten, i'm 3allm 81 baltcn.
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Gle t-Hro

Srosbem sic Barrier Yoli5ei nit
5ablrei6en 0titteln gegen bas Wabr.
~iagertpeien ein8uldreiten perillf)te,
fonnte bod nod INNER nift ben
B%ropbetinne,1 bas Sanoperf 9elegt
perben. ga lie nidt mebr lire &ultit.
fertiefeit in ben 3eituneen befunnt
geben biirferL baben lie ibre @e.
idaftstedynit gednbert. Wan finoet
lie iest I'M Sreien, 6eionberS 5ablreif)
in ben ofientliden Inlagen, i'm Sois
De 9oulogne II. |. 10. go entbiiQen
lie Die 3lifunft inter frclem Simmlel.
gsatiirIid bitten Tie lid o,ld,, in ibreml
perGuoerten @irfllngsfreis llngliid 5u
propbe5eieu, pielmebr itelell lie Die
tpltnoerbariten Serrlidfeiten NIT
Si6erbeit fir einen 9ur6idnitts.
preis bon 40 Sous in Iusiiht, mo.
bel lie it'd bnlptiG6lih on aodinnen
unb &inoerfrGulein Denben.
SD babe" 10 ifreibt elm Wit.
arbeiter bes rSeltore", yeine ebenio
alte pie erfabrene @abriagerin boob.
odtet, Die lid cine Varfdnlage in
eirem reiten Barrier 8iertel 81 Spe.
rationsbaiis mlserforen bot, Sic
iest lid neben cine anlme, Die eriibt.
lid Ioeben crit pom 9anoe aefommen
hit, urb na6 einigen einleitenben
@orten beginnt lie nit ibrer Irbeit.
rSb, ipie lpunoerbarl 2oiIen Sic
mid ibre Sanb betrnhten, mein lie.
bes ainb. 8as iebe id3 Sic iinb
nod nift Iange in Paris. Sic iinb
aus Der 8retagne (baS WGoden trGst
ndmli6 bas 8auernfoiriim Der gre.
tagne). Sd iebe meiterbin, baB Sic
iemono i'm 6eIoe baben, ben Sic lie.
ben" Gle Minnie lit nntiirlih Der.
bliifft unb beeilt lid, 40 Sous ber5u.
geben, INN 81. %criabren, bob ibr Sol.
bat geiun0 lit, an lie oenft unb zines
Cages auf llrlaub fommen miro. Sd
mad}te Den 9oli3eifommiiiar bes
8iertcls olf Die probpetiihe 9llte auf.
merriam; er beoanfte iif beitens ilno
ertlarte, nm natiten Gage iofort
einen S%6ulsmann gegen lie ms Selo
id)iden 81 molen. 3batlGdrlih er.
blidte i6 oieien Sfusmam ant naf.
item gormittag in Der Earfanlage.
Or lab neben Der @obriuserin, Die
feline Sano betrad)tete uno ibm er.
flarte, baB err mad benz ariege @ene.
raj Derben unb cine ebemalige ruiz
I6e Frin5e1Iin beiratben DiirOe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Sarparb lit yfnod)entrofen".

Ilte Sarparb-S ttbentcn, tpelhe 81
Der 6iesiabrieen Sdlubfeier ibrer
einftigen alma mater nah Cant
bridge, Waii., gefommen iino, fporen
nidt tpenig eritaunt, als ite erfub.
rem, Dob Die anItolt gan5 ~fnoten-
troden" ~seporben nit.
60 lit Der beriibmte SaroarSs
@1tnI6 bel Observation-Disclosures gang
obgei6afft tporoen, irnb ielbIt Bel Der
3uiammenfunft Der alien Serren,
ipelde I'M Sabre 1867 groblierten,
rutroe fein @banrpaener mebr ier-
piert, pie es ieit alten 3eiten geraoe
bel bieier aloiie gei6ab.
Ser l1mifhpung lit i~ibrigenS b1lrd).
aus nidt plotti6 setommen, ionbern
nit iebem Sabr bemiibte man lid,
ben 8ebra,td bon Sptritioien me6r
lnb mebr 5u bei6ranfen, ,,nb fir Die
biesiGbrise S6Iubfeier mar OILS NSa-
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