davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
en- banoel.

9aa Serrasien foran 9afe Cos
mopolitain, paa en- al De ltore gonle-
barber / Yaris, ino II Glbre Serre
og regte i'm Cigar efter Srcfciten.
San bouoe palgt en- Blabs unber. BET
brebe bpio. oa reoitribebe Warfiie og
en- Spparter latte Ell Sop tort Safe
foran bam. Sen gomle Serre CAB
enonu en- Srbre, betalte fin &eg-
ming % iatte fig bebaaeligt ttlrette
for at npoe fin Sieita.
Ser gif en- balp Sime, ou Spparte-
rem nermebe fig og oiifret gioroe
tSerten opmerfiom paa Sognen, Der
peittebe paa bam.
Spoarteren bialp ben eamle Ser
re op at Stolen % CAB bam bans
Stof / ben nenItre Soano, bborpeo
ban benleote Spmerflombe0en paa
Serrens beire @rm, iom blep baaret
/ ct itort Siltebino. Otter at De for
iigtigt bapbe bepaget Zig mellem
9orbene poa Serrosien, ites ben
gamle Serre, biulpet bauoe at Sp-
parteren og at Gbaufferen, op / au-
tomobilen. Gbaufferen iatte fig peb
Stpret, Spparteren buffebe enonu en-
@ong, os 4,ttomobilen gleb neb 40
gouIeoaro be la Mabeleine.
Somtibig meb Iutomobilens Sort
fieriel fra &af6eu penbte Sr. 9umoit'
lin, Gbefen for oct pelfienote og beit-
agtebe Sirna "gb. 8umoulin Sreres
Co., Supelerer og 8ulbimebe", til
bage fra fin llbmerfebe Srofoit, Tom
bans ubmerfebe Slt1tru bapbe Ieroes
ret for bam | bans elegante Siem |
apenue Montaieue. San elfeoe De
imaa 9ebaeeligbeber, iom f~orifisn-
ner 2ipet, .oe ban fitnbe tilabe fig
Dem, 90 ban bar en- operoroentlig
opgtig Sorretningsmano og en- me.
get formlenbe Wano.
San bapbe netop benet fin Sat
paa 8llagen / tit prinate &ontor bag
Sen itore @utif, og ban faiteoe ct
9lif paa llbret. Oct bite fem og
tppe Winuter ODER ct. Sr. 9ltmou.
lin Iatte Jig meo ct tilfrebs emil I
en- maseltg Stol for at npbe De re-
iterenbe fem Winuter og fortiptte
Npbelien af fin fine Sapannacigar.
Men bapbe llbret bit balp TO, piIbe
Sr. 8umoulin itrar bane faitet 81
goren ira fig, ba ban paa bet &loffe-
ilet ultib pIeiebe at penoe tilbnge til
glltifen og bespnoe gftermiobagetts
Gligter.
San bar en- Manb meb fate og be-
itemte grinciper og ganer, % / fem
og treoipe Iar bapbe ban forlaot og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

reuHiuetr tuu Il iunpttt otelHHtemt6eel. Der tan
prersS az hutminmheIt uoen @stcfntne. Ia.
cttr at 6u bor 'or'ept bet % better ttlirsos rito ben
GiHhrtug % Qomturt bet bar alost eip. ituh ps en-
5raaV. puis he foiier De bia inttt. Tn bsffsus
mes % nj tror oia paa DIT Gro. III ptb tie hnor.
ban VI fuuee rife mere ubtarduiti ltftrp I'll bort
Wihbet Iet ltnbrtr uriteu tnhner ctaoie % als
IlitdHOe az 0tuus 'da imtrtc'lIhs Spabom, itfn tfter
en- bel rtrei,oe StCrhlQhth NJ bar ~Hpetaaei puuores
btr az grtpt fort0leHne ont bet ceIo. ION bette merit
partridge ptrfHtuaSiuIhs Suftsm hat hant. s'ter at aft
anoet boz fetlFi guboq ipiibart % fGritat Cperatiouer.
pa bet tner ~ "a 80 AurS Stheiisr. Ee mtIngrt ylfris
her hrinass cite usotr aeutrct paa en- snefte
Taa. III bI ite iprispe bet pda nor Bstnftrinat
ahreSic. DIR. Van Week Co.. Dept. Y c 40,
Jackson, Mich. Seub tuasu Rsnpt. Strlu iboa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
StorlpinocI.
Gn ipenif @roSicrcrs Wcritcr OF
Guocltat.

sra @ateborg mCooclc5 2loc
Scpt GOaa pes MiooaaStiocr
ionNt man nco anitcu 2iaet al
@roaicrcr Omar 9moitrsm San
bar orcoet omiatteRoe Torretnin
GER, / SEN iiOitc Gio iGrliQ / llIo.
"a citcrlaocr ii1 uoroncoc NiiGrcr
al bctpoclig Gmiaul. Hlercot
lOa9 bar en- al bans %]utercaieuter
moattct juoitilc inc 9ctaIingcr
poo @rlmo al ScIumorOet. 0giaa
Banter cr intcrc2icrct mco bctuoc.
Ilac Summer, b. d. Oct uoroiifc
Wontinititut / StoctboIm, iom cr
tulogcrct i6r bcupco I Ntil. SIR.
@0trborl. 25oc Scptbr. Ir
bclOct mcO ]lloreouingtu al ocu
Sunoitrsmitc &irmpciuin0cl lore
aaor tntcuit, men bar euomn life
tort ii! noglc ioitc NoIocpuuftcr.
Saa mcaet Ipnc2 ooa mere og
merc at iremgao, at @oIanceu
tcnmcr til at Orcte itg ON mere
cuo 70 Wiaioucr aroncr, fnnifc
Sen cnboa ltoor ct @rlsb, iom uGr
mcr liz 20 Qtiaioncr Groucr.
! oct &iruor al Ruater ionl
truoier biuanocu er alcrcoc OF
ieutliH uupnt 3 areoitorcr mco
7'jifrct GiIaoochoocnoc, uemIig
Aorbiito &anticriuititutet meo 3
0tlIlioner, @roSicrcr 8sita 2ino
itrsm meo miubit ct Tar Niaiouer
90 @roSIerer @rnit SlsIon mes
1 Wilion &roner. Dteo itiQenoc
Geitcmtbco nUpue5 pnerligerc
Splmcitcr &. Is. i. 4. @iufpi't
nleb CT enonu itsrre @cIsb. 8ieerc
opgipcS SonoelSmonoen @unnor
Scttcrpqa % SoubSmr1lcriir.
HtlCI Nuu N Gp.
: hniItcn nhitrrfnina Der iius
Gcs GPfninB or ufieibt @ortiect
ira Noroiifo @onfieriu'titut iuneS
neutrality-suspicious. life at roa
~ til De Sire. iom biSr uppntc
6o%rortuaer. Sunbitrsm har bupt
line oGicntligitc HiiGrcr / @etc,
tora3 NoubcISbapf og 9nntattie
boIaIet / Seoro Sueriqc, men Be
Iebenc er ira Nonfipnspnft life
pricntliac SunoitromS 30 bIi
rer iooa clcr imorqen lat mrocr
&onfur3.
Gn @runo til arudet iirocr
man / Oe iortuilcoe Iudcrrcnter,
lem Slmoltrem bar moattet betalc
for at funnc boloc oct gaaenoe iua
Ipngc. Gen f~orcIsbiac l~loreonina
bar bit, at %IenIotiorcac aiilsrin-
ser fan imsoeieeS. Get, iom enoe,
lig bi6isrte G~otaitroien, bar, at
Get tort onlogte aup, set iaatalotc
oonite aoniortium, misInffeoes.
&eo oenne SpefltIation piI0e ban
cgiaa trRnge inc pau oct oanif,
lll0marfe0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
6ene Stratton Yorter :
Yigcn ira 9imbcrlDf.

"Gigen ira 2imberIoit.. er en- al
Toriattariuoeus melt aiboIota 9sger.
% oct Tiger life Iioet, naar man peO,
at bun ogiaa bar ~itreoet Ssger JON
Che 0arueiter" og "6rectIeS". 5
~Rigeu ira 2imberIoit" bar bun teg.
net ct inotaqenoe 9iQebe al en- ung
lanoieng Eige, ium oil no % irem /
2iuet.
vi 9ogens 26 8apitIer IfuI
bare npuues: gluoras 6dmiliebi.
Itorie. 8ete Gorion iaar Samoittig.
beosuag. Wursaret Clinton rsber Ell
Semmeligbe6. glnora afIpsger en-
getieu0elie. Tbtlip BRACES az eotth.
Qhilip finoer GInora. "Risen ira
9tmberlcit~ er en- al Emeritus pafrc.
tie o. melt lRite 6ortGaiHger. 6or.
iatteriuhens @pue Ill 1T fortoue en-
iepne SueroagSmenuelters Sin or
uopertrufien. "@oiten" bar fisbt
Rstten iii at uSgi Senne 0ort1ains
poo uorif, OF oen icreliggqr mn
sooiorm. $50 SiSer. trptt pda saot
gopir. Gris 75s. 1eo Soften ct
slar finn Si.75.
B. A~NUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

impffe, os iorltoen goIget al SSupeI.
erne, EerIer, 3iamouter ellcr ielp
SpaIer, er Der iorifieatge Sing, paa
bnilfe leg giernc nil pGre aanife iff-
fer" iagbe Den gomle Serre.
Sr. SumouIin rpnfeoc 0anocn.
"Ge hentpoer mooife iii Sc StencS
apalitet, lea piI irlae Gem"
Serren boIbt Soouoen ~afpergeuoc
op.
"Staor ieg life / 9eareb nleO at
lutte Ell SanoeI meo Gbefen for
SumouIin 6rerpS & 60" ipurate
ban | en- pperraifet Zone.
Sr. GumouIin bltffcoe oIporIiQt, /
@rfienoelie al aompIimenten, Ser
tiIige bar en- fredericksburg.
"Rei," oebbIep G1lnoen, ga iea
life snifer Of fiebe en- @ootfisb8tinq
oe Ga oct, iea ogtcr at fisbe, ienerc
moa betragtes iom ct SIoaS Nrpc.
itpffe, oiloe ieg 9ierne pore Iiffer pao
SmpffetS oorige @proi. Meo andre
Orb, Sr. SumouIin, ieg mac fulo.
ftPnbig ItoIe poa Ceres 9eoemmcIic
/ @alget al ioobunne 25ltpeIer, iom,
Lao os ii9e, ON tppe Mar life bor min.
ore GProi emo BEN DAG ioug."
Suoeleren Irileoe al hans Noipi.
tet.
"Dten, min Serre, De eier mig Ser
peo til EN- Erofet. Wun fan fife meo
fuIofommen Sifferbeb f~oitiIaa ell
SunelS fremtibi9e @Groi. Genne
blioer regieret al Warfeoet, set Iterre
eQer minore Solg % Woben, men /
Sal9et meIem en- 4%aptraftie % Ell
Subel niloe ieg oltio foretrrffe
S1beIen."
"@onife rigtig," inor0mmeoe Sen
gamle Serre, men - bOtlfe Stene
bar Sc tpnft 9em?"
"GerIer eIer 9iamonter," IaQ0c
Sr. 0lmoulin, "oet or en- SmaqiuQ,
men beg9e Gele bill eftcr min Wcs
ming beboloe lin GPrOi."
aunbeuS Iniigt uotrpfte 2ettclIc
og Silfreosbeo.
ga ieg bar iaa Ii0t at efterlooe, "
iagoe ban meo rolig &prOigbeO,
"maa ieg, ielo meo @enipn til Ell
minbre Gum paa ~femogtppe eIler ire
otpe Euiino Srancs gigre ct ifieniomt
og ombpggeligt @aIg al @open."
Ceres Seniigter og Motiuer"
iagoe Srueleren, "gior Gem 9Gre."
Gen gamle Serre niffeoe beitioeli9t.
"Sab os Iaa eaa oper til set mere
bebageIise Spero al, paIge 8apen. n
get ifal bore mig Ell itor Sor-
nsielie," iagoe Sr. 0llmouIin bef
Iigt, "at bile Gem SoIsimpffer / Ser.
Ter % 8iamanter - fun al oe aQer-
ftneite Suoeler."
Smilenoe benbte ban fla til EN-
al Weobielperne. @n &aSlen al
Hsgler berteS, berefter 4abningen az
Sernifrin, boorfro bIep bentet minore
Sfrtn. @nbelig too en- Heffe intaa,
bruno S9oeretuier arrongeret puo
9iifen, Sn6eni boer enfelt boileoe
ct mutt @remplor al Sr. 9umolls
Inns 2rnit, oct enc ont mlligt enonu
im1lffere eno 0et anoet.
Gen gamle Serre imberiegte 6pert
Smpffe nleo itor Spmerfionbe6 oa
Ell SnteresIe, Ion, troos bans beifc0.
ne llotalelier, rebeOe altnitfienoerer.
Sg SllpeIerens gegeiitrin9 oper Sum
oens beilp0t u0taIte 9eunorina itea
mere og mere.
Sen gamle Serre 6bGle6e ofteTt
peo Ell SerlerRffe Of iiploen Sfien-
beo, bper Gerle paa 0en tpnoe Suor
bar en- %fetlfrt, itraolenoe Sltpel. San
bolot Den op / fine 6ingre, ben moo
2piet.
"Spor er Sen imuf, Sr. 0umolt-
lin" iagbe ban meO begeiitreoe Ei-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Vrb / flcrc Nar. Pc
gjoroc mig friit.

Mrs. @tjidbetb Rsutbsr, 1909 tits Ct.
U. Y. &0lbmqtOu. 7. 6 ifriusr "Sso
anbeiaLer Eevuuu iom Ell io%rtrinlig Tcotcin
Tor Soturrb ca M%tapeouoer, bpnrdi lea leo /
Here Hor. Sea too TeruRa | fItrt Iaanes
Str, IanSt min Stlbrts at blipt gituoprtiici,
% bar belt iiotu btiuusti mia inrtriHlia.
seq taaer ben nh udar lea bliuer toyti stet,
% ben befrtr mart Spltemet Tor builteiom.
beIlt tatorybaIfe Seuocnier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

OF utI brtnee otg
Ell regular Dollar
lafte al Or. Ban
1leds trt0obbsIir ae
torvttoH 9rhaneIiugisr
~ttseuos, ~bisoenst.
gtIes
amt ale andre ltaususe
Lrosr oft ! nHterfet
& m'laa at prove
frtt. Ir Van Nled.
tteugsrs airura be
6orsHsbs Stattrs Ar.
me duptHbtt 40 Mar III
al 'uihfommtnaiere I'm
IN rerbtusbersmte
Wethss
DC. 9uueu Qriu, lnasr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
0ruiom Yiles.
Sr. San Bed bar iunbet cate
sinoring. builfe belbreoer
Suiinoer.
SenO Sort iOr Collars Yruue irit

al bpemiombsIft lineuoc Of Btles (oQs
ntorrbotoer) gler ri bette ~ubegrGuleee 5ils
buo Seno os otu aore5't. oQ omgaaeuoe
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
MISS LUDDINGTON
OF LYME CHOSEN TO
LEAD STATE SUITS

Hartford, Nov. S.-Miss Katherine
Luddingten of Lyme, was chosen as
president of the Connecticut Woman
Suffrage Asso. today in succession
to Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn. The
choice was unanimous and those who
spoke in behalf of the new president
pledged their heartiest support. The
change had been expected in this Of
flee, as Mrs. Hepburn had previously
announced her resignation and, con-
tinuing to hold office until the annual
meeting, she reiterated her declina-
tion to stand for reelection. Mrs
Ernest Thompson Seton Of Greenwich,
was elected vice president and Mrs.
Edward Perritt Of Hartford again is
corresponding secretary. Other Of
feeFs chosen werei
Recording secretary, Mrs. A. H. Ben
ton, Andoveri treasurer Miss Mabel
Washburn, Hartford; auditors, Mrs
Henry Townsend, New Haven, and
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
RAILROADS ASK
|. C. C. TO PERMIT
RAISE IN FARES
Just arrived !!

Washington, Nov. 8-Permission to
increase interchangeable passenger
mileage book rates from 2 to 2 IA
cents a mile was asked of the inter-
state commerce commission today by
southeastern railroads.
The New Haven ana Central New
England railroads Joined today the
movement for higher passenger fares
tE New England by asking the inter-
state commerce commission for per-
mission to raise mileage rates from
2 IA to IL cents a mile and one
way passenger fares from 2 1-2 to
2 "a cents. The New Haven aIse
sought authority to increase a num-
Der Of class freight rates by varying
amounts ranging from 10 to 20 per
cent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
FRENCH RAIDERS
BOTHER GERMANS

HsaR1s, Mov. s@Dgzring tine night
we made two surprise attacks, oas
ON Ehe enemy trenches east of
Rheims, the other in tbs Woevra
east OF Nouffly, and brought back
Prisoners" Says teday's official state-
xneHt,
I'm upper A1saee the attack which
we made yesterday on the German
positions at Schoenh0lz, it is now
geaBnsd, caused the enemy to suffer
heavy losses. The number of prison
ers captured by us has reached Ia,
% whom two are officers. Important
bnefsTials which we have 50 tar ass
been able to enumerats fell into our
ihands.
There is nothing to report from
she rest of the front"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
BRITISH REPULSE
GERMAN ATTACKS

Tendon, Nov. s - welsh troops
conducted a successful raid last night
in the sector of Armentieres,' says
today's report from army headquar-
tiers. Fourteen prisoners were cap
tuFed by us and other losses were in
ficted en- the enemy. Our own. cas-
ualties were small.
1.-TWO German attempts to pene-
trate our lines north of Roeux were
repulsed, leaving few prisoners ir
our hands. :.
There was nothing of special in
terest On the battle 'front.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08

Mrs. j. A. Rawson, Riverside; chair
men of countless Hartford, Miss
Buckley; New Haven, Mrs. Charles
Morris; Fairfield. Miss Caroline Ruutz-
Rees; New London, Mrs Willis Aus
tin; Litchfieid, Mrs. A E. S. Taylor;
Windhafn, Miss Danieison of Putnam;
Middlesex, Mrs. S. S. Russell, Jr.;
TolIaIfd, Mrs. Weleh Of Columbia;
state organizer, Miss Sheldon Of Deep
River.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08

The Pa1es, of 1910 tons, is enc Of
several small .gunbeats that have
been in Chinese waters for some tiFae.
In June the Palos, Monacaey, Sazaar,
Qufires and Vfllalebos were informed
in the harbor of Shanghai by the
Chinese government. They were re-
leased subsequently when China
broke off diplomatic relations with
Germany.
Chungking is about 500 miles up
the Yang Use Kiaag from Shanghai
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
DRYS CARRY OHIO
IN CLOSE FIGHT

Cincinnati. Nov. Son the unom-
cial but complete returns from every
one Of the 5.756 precincts In Ohio pro-
hibit1on has carried by a majority OF
1852. The vote:
For prohibition, 51s,171; against pro
hibition. 516,219.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08

Long distance telephone messages
taxed now, and after one listens a
little to soap box orators and tels-
phone visiting, this idea of taxing talk
seems to have great possibilities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-08
CHINESE BANDITS
FIRE ON u. S. BOAT

Picking, Nov. - The American
gunboat Pales was fired Oh yesterday
by Chinese bandits on the Yang Use
Kiang near Chungking, in the prov
ince of Szechuan. The gunboat was
damaged slightly.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-24

aast reeclged new t0Jnoh double
l-e records. G9e each sommsrs, $50
H. n#ee5 FL. 10 n
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-24

may 100 hear some q IL coed talae#
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-24

ican export license; (3) the British
letter Of assurance issued by Brit
ish diplomatic agents to secure pass
age through the British blockade.
Even then the ship Is liable to British
admiralty search and anything sus-
picious in an American port brings a
search by the American custom house
neutrality squads"
This gives an idea Of how hard it is
to slip something to the kaiser
through a neutral port.
The British have built up efficient
inspection in American ports, now be-
ing copied in the American organiZa-
ton and eventually to be replaced by
1t. Then the American export license
will supersede the British letter of
assurance"
Cooperation with the British in the
first stages Of the embargo gives the
key to the whole purpose, to crush.
Germany by making the blockade air
tight. Every other consideration is
secondary, neutral pleas and needs
and the demands Of the American ex-
port business alike.
Organization of the embargo MAJ
chinery will proceed rapidly. The
nucleus already exists in the customs
service, the coast guard, the steam
boat inspection bureau and the 'neu-
trality squads"
It is no secret that the principal
business of the license men will be de-
Cling licenses, not granting them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-24
+. Lady From Help Tells Women to
do Knitting.

do Knitting.
Lieutenant Colonel Percy A. Guth-
RE, Of the 236th Canadian Overseas
Battlion-the Ladies from HELP
the man who received twenty-five
wounds from a burning shrapnel shell
in the Ypres campaign, stood on the
platform of the British War Relief
terday afternoon and declared that
war was harder on women than on
mel.
He stood on an aluminium instep as
he spoke and his Highland kits only
partly hid some of the twenty-five
scars, but he grinned as he said it,
and the women rose and cheered.
Its easy for u.s." he argued. I'VE
rear the skirting of the pipes, and
it's fun to march along with the other
fellows; and when it's all over you're
a hero for life. But the woman sits
at home alone in the stiffness, with
nobody to admire her courage and no.
tody to throw roses beneath her old
and tired feet"
Colonel Guthrie praised tho work of
the British Women's War Relief So
ciety in sending hospital supplies and
comforts to the armies.
Keep on knitting" he said. Don't
pay any attention to the lies about
socks being stored up in stables in
England and never getting to the
front. We never can have too many
socks
why, let me tell you tha- from
April ~ to May 5 we men neve
changed u socks. When it was all
and we were able to totter part
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-24
4 PAGE EoK WOMEN
Public Playground
Opened Yesterday

The public playground for children
ut the Central park was informally
opened yesterday with about 80 chill
dren IN hand to enjoy the first days
pleasures Miss Esther Thorgrimson
who a been engaged as instructor,
and supervisor Of the playground be-
gan her duties yesterday, and directed
the play of the kiddies, whose enjoy
ment of the first few amusements Of
tered at the grounds augured we'll for
the appreciation of the treats that are
In store when all of the fun making
apparatus is installed.
Plenty of shovels and pals for play
in the sand boxes have been provided,
and there are skipping ropes, and
which Miss Thorgrimson teaches, and
a little later the complete apparatus
will be installed. The hours are from
nine until twelve o'clock morning, and
two until fve-thirty afternoons.
"A good deal of up~-to-date. and COM
plete equipment for the playground
has been donated by business men of
the city. soliciting for this having
been done by members Of the play
ground committee, headed by DR.. Mae
Sanders, Ia exerted' its very best eff
forts to bring about the establishment
of the playground, with the result
that their REORGANIZATION plans are
about to be- realized. Serving on this
committee with DR.. Sanders are Mrs.
Leslie Stinson, Mrs. VIM. Bulge, Mrs.
Charles Allen, Mrs. George Jackson,
Mrs. W. p. Davies and Mrs. A ].
Becker.
The play plot is to be known as the
Alice Woodworth Cooley playground
In m of the late Mrs. Charles M.
Cooley, first president of the Civic
league.
The Dorcas society of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet this ave-
ming at 8 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Charles N. Bjorgo, 6o2 Chestnut
street. There is to be a special mus
tcal program, and Mrs. Hoivedt of
Muskogee, Michigan will give a talk
on missionary work in China. Light
refreshments win be served. and there
will be a social hour.
Miss Beulah Amidon Of Fargo, ono
Of the prominently known younger
women OF the Nationals woman's
party, who has been at her home in
Fargo for a several weeks vacation
has been recalled to the party head
quarters at Washington, and expects
to leave for there this week. En-
route to Washington Miss Amidon will
probably stop to deliver suffrage adj
dresses at several points in Wisconsin
and in Chicago.
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The Bethesda Branch No. 2 will
hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. 8. X.
A1phson, 627 Ninth avenue. A num-
Der of important matters are to be
brought up and a good attendance of
members is desired.
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Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie, general
secretary OF the local Y. W. C. A.,
who has been at Indianapolis for the
last month, having been called there
by the death of a sister, is 20
Grand Forks, and is expected to be
here In a day or two.
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Mrs. Porter z. Turner Of Pocatello,
Idaho is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rutherford, 722 Cot
tonwood street.
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Mrs. III. u. Pitts will entertain in
formally this evening for Mrs. w. q.
Smith who with Mr.. Smith is spending
some time visiting old friends in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith who We're
pioneer residents of Grand Forks, I've
been making their home in California
for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Foley Of Bart
lett, N. D., announce the engagement
Of their niece, Miss Genevieve Lynch
of this city, to Frederick Freer Of st.
Paul. The wedding will take place at
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley's home early in
August.
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Belmont avenue are entertaining Mr..
Pitman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.saE
Pitrnan Of Anoka, MINI.
Miss Isabel McIver of Winnipeg,
who has been visiting in Grafton for
a time is here IS the guest Of her
uncle. John i'1 McI I
MI. and Mrs. E. j. Densmore of
South Fourth street left yesterday by
motor for Minot, and a number5 of
other points in the western part Of
the state. They expect to motor for
two weeks in the state, and will visit
at Bismarck before returning here.
Miss Helen Auriand Of Minot ar
rived last night, and is to be a guest
at the home OF her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. F. Voigt, for a
couple Of weeks. Miss Aurland Is rep
.resenting the Minot Red Cross chap
ter and has come down to take a
course of instruction in the making Of
surgical dressings.
Joseph Edward Halloran, the fiance
of Miss Eva Poupore, came over from
Is to take place tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock at ST. Mary's Catholic
church. Miss Maude Woods Of Bot
tineau, and Miss Christine Finlayson
OF. Jamestown arrived yesterday and
are to be the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Poupore of Reeves avenue,
until after the wedding.
Miss Edith Ryan of Wahpeton is
expected to come today for the we'd
ding, and Mr.. Halloran's mother Mrs.
Mr.. T. J.. Halloran, his sister, Miss
Stella Halloran of Walhalla, and his
brother Jack Halloran Of Mowbray are
coming today to attend the ceremony.
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Baron de Malussene, who has been
in Grand Forks frequently during the
last fortnight, and since Sunday has
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w. Cooley Of Reeves avenue, left last
night for Devils Lake, expecting to
Join the baroness, his wife, who is Wis
iting her parents in Portal. later in
the week. On Sunday Baron de Nal
ussene gave an interesting address a,
the Metropolitan theatre under. the
Auspices of the Red Cross, the collec.
ton taken up at that time resultine
in a material sum for the local chap.
ter treasury.
X X 4
Mrs. n. W. Wright Of Chicago is tn.
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Hynd,
man Of University avenue. Mrs
Wright is enroute to Tacoma, Wash.
and will continue west after a few
days visit here.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs M. J.. Maher of thfl
city who left here a day or two age
for a motor trip TO- White Fish, Mon.
tana, stopped at New Rockford or
Saturday for a weekend visit witt
friends there, continuing west on Sun.
day.
X
Mrs. w. n. Parker Of Minot, ant
her maid, who were here yesterday fol
a time, left last night for Bemidji
where Mrs Parker will spent some
time at the Birchmont hotel.