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The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Civil Service News

The United tsates civil service COM
mission announces opou competitive
examinations NJ follows
May Band leader ANA msirHc-
tor tmalcl. Indian service t120 20
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Domestic science at woman's cub.

Miss Lathrop. Instructor Of domestic
science AT the L. y. ~. gave most
interesting as well az instructive talk
on the conservation OF food supply at
the club meeting yesterday.
A dainty three course lunch was
served by .ars. ;. r. Nann, Mrs. W, H..
Wooton Mrs J. NJ Doollttle ana Mrs.
g. II. conner
Next Friday viii be Business Day
There will oe special music. The board
OF managers will meet at $3.50 p. m.
The W0mau's cub Chorus viii meet
NJ ..30 Monday In the clut rooms.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

tiles in Latin America" The sunday
school meets at a:t5 a. M.
Special music al cach service under
the direction OF Mrs. r. L. bradford,
director, aud Mrs - W taw. organ
iet
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
White Ribboncrs CunccI Engagement

Miss Anna Gordon, national presi-
dent OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, has written 10 the lo-
est union that the proposed southern
tour OF temperance speakers cannot
be- taken next month as thry had
planned. Miss Gordon was 10 head
the delegation of speakers IN Albu-
querque. santa Fc ana Clovis. Tonta-
live plans for receptions aud platform
engagements already made in these
places must bee postponed ull later adj
vice. is received from the busy White
Kibboncrs at Evanston. ~.
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Q .
Tuc.alay LIIcrarN ( Inb.

The Tuesday Literary club met with
Mrs David X. Boyd. with tho follow
ing program.
current Events-M Mrs. =. T. French.
Glass Study-Mrs a. T.. Walker
Paper--The Radical Movements ~
Today and Their Leaders Miss Mar
tina Valiant
The next meeting VIII be- held at
Mrs. Bcunings.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep souudly ana un-
JOY life, Use Burdock Blood Bltters.
the family system tonic. Price. 500.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

one Of the prctticst parties of the
entire season was given on Thursday
afternoon nt the Ncwhail home on
North Eleventh street. whom Miss
Lora and Miss Anne Nowhali enter
tHincd with luncheon aud "a rainbow
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

The classes Of young ladies Of the
Christian sunday scnooi. banded to-
gethcr IN the scarchers' cluo. were
honor guests at an auto picnic today
in Bear canyon when the young mems
class were hosts Dr Cook. Mrs.
Booth and Miss S;unkarG were chap
erougg
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shower for Miss Gertrude Watson.
whose wedding occurs on Wednesday
of next week. The table was decor
ated IN rainbow fashion with sweet
grass baskets nlled with rainbow
hues ~ sweet peas at each corner,
tied with tulle. forming rainhows
from the center of the table. The
place cards were decorated with tiny
hand-paiDted ralnbows. A rainbow of
ribbons led TO a pot OF gold fil'ed
with Aaintily embroidered guest tow
els. the gifts OF the young ladies
present During the afternoon sach-
cts were made for the bride-to-be,
still carrying out the rainbow idea In
pretty tints and coiors.
Highland Bridge Cub.
The Highland club met Tuesday
with Mrs Rittner. Mrs Nudding of
Santa Pc. aud Mrs. =. L. Richards
were the guests for the afternoon.
o o
Luncheon- bridge.
The Luncheon Bridge club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Chorles White.
Mrs. @. O. Glser OF Wolfe Cily. Texas
was guest Of the club
ca
Fottnighlly cub.
The Fortnightiy club wiz hold the
annual meeting and dinner on Tues
day evening IN TAFT hall al the Al
yarado hotel. Mrs. Hlmoc Mrs NIL
Ter, Mrs. Nichols and Mrs kruskc
are in charge Of the decorating. and
Miss Ethel Hickey viii he toastmis-
iress. The newly elected officers viii
be installed by Mrs r. u. Pollock.
ors
4. y. VI. Itcccption.
Invitations have been issued this
weak To a reception By the president
and faculty of the university TO be
held this evening az s o'clock in Rodcy
nall.
Girls Iiub Entertained
The clauses Of young ladies OF the
lFHVfarHnw cttrIUs. a..tAsr I.nT..N 80.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

The ST. Johns Guld h. planning a
tea 20 be given on next Tuesday from
9 TO 9 o'clock at tho home OF Mrs.
a. y. Morissette ou North Niuth
street The tea will be- in the nature
o. patriotic anair. each guest to be
presented with Tiny nas as souy.
enir of the occasion
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Far-wen 90 Mis- Hcr,ic.
Muster scott Mabry Entertains.

This was the sixth Anniversary OF
the birth of Master Scott Mabry and
he iavited a number Of his little
friends to his home. 423 South Third
street. this afternoon 10 help him cell
ebrate the event. TAe time was spent
in playing various games suitable for
children and the youngsters enjoyed
themselves 10 the utmost. Mrs.
Mabry served delicious refreshmen,s
In the dining room. which was lastly
decorated With the stars ana stripes.
Those present were Junior Kwskc
Harry Koury. Lawrence Milne. Dam
ME Macpherson, Robert Macpherson
Leo Vanm Edward Vann. Edwin Dur
ana. and James Reynolds
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Engagement Announced.

Mrs Ada 4 Watson OF North Eiov-
cnth street has announced the en-
gagemeut of her daughter. Gertrude.
10 Mr. Harvey s. Farley The we'd
ding viii take place May 2 nt the
brides hcme
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one ~ the largest parties Of tho
season uss given wcdnesday after
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

Following the program there was "a
social dance and refreshments.
. O
Annual Piano Recital.
Announcement is made that the an.
nual plano recital by Director T.
Stanley Seder OF the College OF Fine
Arts at the university viii be given
a; Rodey hall az o'clock sunday az.
ternoon Aprn 20. This recital win
take the place Of the last vesper SER
vice Of the school year. the following
sunday being Baccalaureate sunday.
Professor seder will oe assisted by
Mrs. y. W Bcnning soprano. and
Robert T. Seweil, baritone. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Chaconne ............ Bach Bus0ni
Mr.. Seder.
% Divine Redcemer. .GolnoG
Mrs. Benning, MI Sewe".
Fantas!e in + minor. ......... Chopin
waltz in @ Flat.............. CHOPIN
Romance .......,......... Sibelius
Arabesque ................ Debussy
Mr. seder.
Do Not Ask, o Lord. .,.,.... spress
Mrs Benni0g.
Concerto in f. Flat No l...... Liszt
Mr.. Seder.
Orchestral soore on second piano.
Miss Allene BlXler
o o
Choir Concert.
An interesting event Of the week was
a concert on Thursday night ny the
Lead avenue Methodist choir OF which
Mfs. n. ". Benning Is the director.
The program was OF an unusually
high order and most creGitablN carried
out Miss Bertha Becker costumad Hs
an Indian Princess recitcd her own
Legend of the Rainbow. ana one ot
Robert Services exquisite poems. spD-
tial mcntion should De maze Of the
COMEDY of Errurs clever little
pautomiue in which Mis- Pearl Tomp-
kins starred A. the charming heroine.
ana Miss porterfielu made The h.I ol
tho evening with her iulmltahle por-
tm>m ot gawky houscmHid. the
parts of tho callers were taken Ng
Menrs kenny Woodwork Sowo'l
uId Timmons.
Ar. FaIkcHburg own composition.
both words and music made "a decided
| ly favorable impression aud was rIus
hy Mrs BennluE.
The choral numbers werc cXccp-
tionally good the voices 1loEdms
! spleudidly and the enuh,auun clear
ana expressive.
The program was as follows.
Part T.
it'ces,ional ..... Eiphrr. ID, kogeu
Choir
Legend ~ the Rainbow" .... Becker
| ked cross Poem .,........... service
Miss Becker
| Resignation ............ Falkrnburr
Mrs Rouniug
Ia Gulcudrina ............
...-..., Miss fa@ctt Geo Hoslot
I''iO'I" frIccht ........... Whittier
MfH Ecunlup
Take Ne South once No ........
.....,..... inrwood Quart.'te
I"'c.H old sweet Song ...... Mallory
Choir
ta) Ia tho Times of Roses ......
(bi Peggy ..............Noidlior.r
Miss'h Watson, nleson. Kcplor.
Tompkins
Comedy ,f Errors .... An smr Cps.
rau ~,
indian Song cycle .......... Linden
ON Jheium River .............
tAffumcnt told bl Rev BaokmanJ
Mrs benrinF. Mr.. Fanonhurg
star spanelcd Banner ........ Choir
IN" member of the choir aro Mies
Pearl fompkins. M.ss Maud. Watson.
MR. Mo- t'oy Miss Stella Stn,bs Miss
Bertha harseit. Miss Pearl HofIiu.
MISS Louise Watson Mise Bath ole
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Beatrice Ilill Wins In High
school Contest.

The preliminary deoiamatory con-
test was held In the high school audi
torlum yesterday afternoon. Beatrice
Iiil was the choice OF judges for FIRST
honor. Margaret Taylor won second
place. Miss nan will represent the
local high school IN the district con-
test for forensic honors May when
eight representatives. Of nigh schools
viii compete Tor places ln the state
contest 20 he held the following night
In this city
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

Corner Firm street aud SILVER ave-
nu". Hugh a. cooper. pastor
Services ID O.. m. aud 1:i5 .. m.
Morning theme "Thc Attraction OF a
Hard Task Evening Dr Basscr
VIII preach tho paciIaurentc sermon
OF The Mcuuu hIsh school
The Young peoples society ~
Chretinn Erdntor wll meet at Gas
.. m. Topic ~ auuary Opportun-
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

Christian Sci'noc society
Christian Science sory.Cos are held
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.Commcno cncnt.

Invitations arc al oady out for the
Commencement at the university
which will take place early next
month. beginning sunday May 9Th
and lasting 'till Tuesday. May Sth.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Club Nelos Notes Of
New Mexico Federation

,a...... ~ ,,o..,,,. .rht. l. ,,o ~, the
,nl,,cs a..h 80, A., .,'.n te a.. n,.
r~-le,.res ,,.so,.
rsn., ,,,.at,,.s.,ts,.. ~ a.. .,.oo. ~
~, ..,,s,,,,,,,,, a..., .,,,.ti ~, r.y,i,,e.,
=. a.. a., a,,,hors.o,, .,,,,,,,,o. ,ion,,
Tho d.. 80 ,,orl a., which ~, mas
49,, .,...,,,-,s s,,,t. ,...',,,t,,a,. .har
h. -e.,ctea b., ~ ,,,,t,
,scsh,,ds
-rhe ro,nr,,,,os ,,,.e-cr,a.t .,v ,orr,s
~ e,,,crre,,r,, se,,s.. a,,aa.,s,,,,,- -
dealenr,s the., ~. s,,ch ,s,,,s.aha,.,,.o
,ltl.. =, x,o,,la ,'r.,'.. a., = ~, 49,, >,
IT,, ,,-,,s.,.,, ,,s,,...s -.
me snelsslan ~ s,,c, addi,,nra1 con.
sfr,ctI,, ,,,c,n a. ,,,i.h, ~. -s,,,,,iyet
20 NEE, ,ha rondttsnn.
These s.rxices hall 30.
ErecutIve
clerical
Welfare
supplies
(. Commissarv
6. Recommendation
The power ana the strength az tho
General federation comes from lts al
readv existing macbiner, and In,ens,vs
.oreanixation. The comn,i,,.e on rela.
tionships has nor seen We 40 no, vet
see why new committees hav. 10 he
created 10 initiate or carry on work
which Is already being done or lies
within the province OF these depart
ments. We are aware that the present
situation presents extraordinary op-
poftun''ies Tor CONSTITUTING acuon IN
nome economies, conservation, uN.es'
.''l anu Pu''''e nea''i'' ~ WIZ
:, 4. 's'..,.on '.sue' ~ pai an ~ VIII y
~ . ss"ei M - ,,,s,n.,, .'', ~, ~
doubtedlg wish 10 toin.
However. IN accordance with the
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n ~ -
-
son. Miss vclnia Prichard. Mr.. Geo.
lieslet. Dr w. ;, DIN. Harold Wood
w"rth, willard sedcr, Robert Sewell'
huren Ldnthieum Dr. basseu' D. ID
ralhehpurs, iTSnr iimmons'
iahis'-M'ss forterheld'
-. ,,
,,s..,.a". ''"'''''"''
students IN tho expression classes
AZ 81 Mary school are rehearsing
for two deelamatory contests the Sec
ond week In May. 4 gold medal Is
oh'h anu 'ish'h sIades' ana PrHNs
LOT Voh''s'''''NS III 'he ioutth' h''h an"
HNtn s'""eS' i"e s"'u heu"' e"'''S'
WIZ pe oPo" " 'nS''"'S i"'e''s'V" W
forensic 'oinno'''ion' rhe contest "
'ne otne' s'a"cs WI "e io' INV s'"""i
Vhi'"'eh anu p"'es'
The year-end entertainment OF the
school viii be Japanese play
Cherry Blossoms presented by the
pupils OF the expression classes
coached by Mrs. sirumquisi.
q
bcatricc liiil wins In High
school contest.
The preliminary deoiamatory con-
test was held In the high school audi
torium yesterday afternoon. Beatrice
niil was the choice Of Judges for FIRST
honor. MARGARET TAYLOR won second
place. Miss nan will represent the
local high school in the district con-
test for forensic honors May when
eight represcntatives Of nigh schools
win conipetc for places In the state,
contest 10 be held tho following ujrht
i'm This city
@ o
,,,.. ,,,,.,. -.
-
'' '''''''.''''. y,
peian'e Union mas written 10 'he lo-
est union that the proposed southern
tour OF temperance spe"k'ls cannot
be taken next month as thny had
planned. Miss Gordon was 20 head
the delegation of speakers I'm Albu-
querque. santa Fc and Clovis. Tonta-
tive plans for receptions and platform
already made in these
places must be- postponed ull later adj
vice. Is received from the busy White
Eibboncrs at Evanston. M.
Q o
Do,ncstlc science at Womon's club.
scicnce NJ tho T. \ AZ gnve n most
interesting as wen "a instructive tall,
on the conservation of food supply at
~, ,i,,h ,,oc,i,,, ,.,e,eya,,.
sat.,.. ~. co,,r,, t,,ch was
served by .,,rs. ;. r. Vann. Mrs. W. IL.
Wooton. Mrs J. NJ Doollttle and Mrs.
C. II. conner
Next Friday viii be business Day
There will oe special music. The board
The Woman's club Chorus viii meet
az ,.3o Monday In the clut rooms.
Q o
Tuesday Literary Club.
Mis. D"'ld X h"Eu' WIN inc l0i'o"'
'"s s''',, A., a..
-, -. >, ,,i,,,'I. ''
n' NJ 81, tt,,,,'..'.,.,. ,,
IT,. 49,, -. t....t,r. ~. ,,,r-
IN, voi,i.r,
Tbo rex, rocting ou M, held AT
na
commencement.
Invitations are o.. eady out for the
Commencement ut the university.
- t.,.,..,.t. .s. g. 90
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4. y. VI. Reception.

Invitations have been issued thil
weak 10 reception by the president
and faculty u the university 10 b,
held this evening az s o'clock In Rode,
nall
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

son. Miss Nclma prichard. Mr.. Geo.
lIeslot Dr. W. :. nm. Harold Wood
worth. willard sedcr. Robert scwell,
Buren, Linthicum. Dr. Bassett. J. u.
FalBcnburg. Pryor Timmons
pianist--Mlss Porterfield.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28

noon al the Masonic temple by the
a surprise for the worthy matron.
M-s. Gertle Thomas. who Is leaving
4Aiouquerque. The members all join
cd in wishing her good luck. She was
presented with a very handsome tray-
cling bag which showed the esteem
In which the chapter holds her.
The evening herald., 1917-04-28
Personal Mention.

Mrs Allie Kanen. Of santa Fc.
grand matron of New Mexico, will
make .er official visit to Adah chap
ter 80. o Monday evening. Aprn 80,
.at Masonic temple.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, mod
ern. Call 327 ~ $50. 1O2Otf
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HILLQU1T REFUSES TO
SUPPORT WAR LOAN

New York, Oct. 26.-Morris Hill
quit. socialist candidate for mayor
of New York city, declared in a
statement he has not subscribed to
the Liberty Loan, nor does he intend
to do so, because he will not do
anything to advance the war.''f :
Referring to speech made here
Saturday night by Meyer London,
socialist representative in congress,
in which Mr.. London said the war
must be continued and that the.sol-
diers and sailors of America must
be protected, Mr.. Hillquit said:
II consider that the best way to
protect the soldiers and sailors Of
this country is for the government to
initiate a movement for
peace. The idea that this war must
be carried on or fought to a finish
is not in the interests of ourselves,
of our allies, or mankind at large"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26

room. SIS Bemidji Ave. Phone
80. 1O15tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26

FOR RENT-After November Is,
house. modern except heat. 1905
Beltrami Ave. Phone 26-F-5.
1O24tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26

FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One. new Round Oak
range. Cheap if taken at once.
Third Street Cafe. 1O23tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26

FOR SALE-I have "a good lots for
sale, 157 feet deep, all level and
cleared, next to school house;
small payment starts you and soc
per day keeps it for you: no taxes
for one year. Call and see me.
Herbert Carver. Phone 237.
1916
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
1-1026

Rev. J. F. Fjellstedt of Brentford,
S. D., who was to deliver an address
at the City hall Sunday afternoon
on "The Spiritual Possibilities of
Man." will be unable to speak here
on account of having been called
home, his wife being seriously i'll.
He received the wire this morning
and will leave on the first train.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY

terday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Stewart of Williston, N. D., who is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. J.
Swedback. The guests were Mes
danes Stewart, G. E. Carson, J. J.
Opsahl. T. J. Welsh, E. H. Winter,
E. J. Swedback, J. p. Lahr and Miss
Hoard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
NOTICE

am opening pool hall in the
A. H. Dickinson building, Minnesota
avenue, where I will be pleased to
meet all my old and new friends.
FRANK DEWEY.
1-1026
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
ROAD MAPS HERE

We have received a. few
Maps, with district maps and
road maps Of Minnesota and
Wisconsin. They are called
Mendenhall's Guide and Road
county maps, all in one book
let. 1t also includes a large
map CT the state. The price
Is SO cents. If there is q de-
mand for them we will. con-
tfnue to carry them in stock,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-26
FOR SALE

Groom house and lot on $500
down and $500 per month, no in
terest.
Groom house and lot, $1,000 down
and $1,000 per month, no interest
Other snaps. Also few good houses
to rent.
Four-room house and barn on
farm, SIS to April 1, fuel included.
E. J. Willis, lis 3rd St. Phone Al.
2-1O26
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WANTED-lt you have stable room
you want to rent for short time.
address H. Malcolm, q o Pioneer
3-1026
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WANTED

Misunderstanding, paper hanging
and sign writing. All work guar
anteed satisfactory. Automobile
painting our speciality. L. w.
Snelson, 1913 South Irvine Ave.
Phone III. 6-1027
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Have your Xmas photos made now
before the big rush later. Get
Rich quick" Rich Studio, 29 10th
ST. 1926 to 1926
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Property,
3O7 3rd St. Will rent for $4,000
per month or sell for $4,000. Store
25x4O and three living rooms
12x12 Frank Lane. $1,000
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FOR SALE-Three burner electric
stove, with oven and automatic
cutoff; nearly new; 500 buys it.
Stewards Grocery. 3-1O29
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
st @rapfammer uuoer 8ierrilb

Strife. SEQ @ropntng / 8ierrilb
&irfe / gnlebning al Splitting al
Garmeopparat itpbte man iprleoen
paa ct 8rapfammer, Der gaar tiers
unoer belle airfens @,llp. Suoaan.
gen til aamret bar pGret poa airfcns
0oroiibc, og / Grapfumret farhteS
ct belpt Snes Sitter al forifieIlig
StsrreIie. Se forreite Sitter bar
meaet more oa faIot ltrar Iammen,
men sc tleIte bar goot bepareoe. Taa
ct 9aano paa Ell al &iiterue funoe
IpIeS "Moior / Sieneitc hos Ss. ara.
ieitrt aongen al Sanmarf % Rorge,
Srifs Seinricb b. Sloenbora." 9igc.
leoes ionbtes oper Ell Samiliebeara.
pelic en- GABLE mcb Snifriptipn, bpor.
al irenaif, at @rapfamneret giem.
nter De lorbiife 2epninger al EaItor
8reaers 9ruurn OF Samilie. Ioito.
ren, ser / i'm Tib bar Greit / 8icr-
rilo, osoe 1852. Gnbelia fan set
fees, at Ereiteiamilicn Saaium OF
Iaa liaaer bcgrapct mocr airfcn.
8raufanrct Hammer ira omfring
Ior 100 OF or altiaa 200 Mar gam.
melt. Set mencS, Of Der lUnacrc
inbe uioer airfeu iinSeS enbum eft
8ropfammer. Get intQreS lante Suu0
or melbt til HaiionalmuiTet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
: gait. elias Geberiou. Sias.

gait. elias geoerion, SiaS.
9iini., Der bar falot til augbpfaIoet
q. O., bar a~iIIoaet bette aafo.
Eo'tor 6. G%briiiionien, @opon,
So'f., Gan, Dor fIpttet iii Cafe Gorf,
Wtinn., bbor ban ifol beticne enbeI al
De Wenigbeoer, Toit. RiIs SaIporion
mn bar. Eoitor Salporious 8aIb er
for tort for en- Wan6 at paretage.
Sbief Hioer Soils arebs bapoe
lit 8aormebe | Hoie Renigbeo, Gait.
81. 8jeSfielos aaIb, fra 23oe til 25oe
WortS. Goit. Suglen iuoIeoebe Gam.
taIeemnet. Motb. Is, id Ole
u. 5oiS fra Sbief Giper Sails pre.
oifebe Senboe S~ormiooag. afIlut-
ninesfeit Ssroae @itermiboog. Ssr-
bag tolte Roit. aifteIien ON Sfolerne.
Som aomite for llnqoomsitepnet oa
&eiormotionsieit palgteS Greiterne
@iIietb oa Moen. Npite Msoe ifal
bodies | SptesbaIs Mlenigbeo, EaIt.
8re0e1euS 3al6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27

Sranoe. Sorleben nebbrGnote Ge.
ter SornbGfs 8narb / 9raitrup til
@rumoen. Ger inbebr9note Z area'
tllrer % nogoe Spin. Sporlebes 81:
ben er opitaaet, piOeS enoni life.
- Sorlben Seat opitoo Slo / 9lif.
fenilagerperfitebet peo 9e oanife
MeierierS Maifiniabrif (aonitantir
Sanien & Scbrpoer) / aolbing. Spr,
uben bette Gerfiteb brpnote aobber,
imeoeperfiteoet % Wuifinruml1et.
Ser er beifabiaet for ca. 10000 ar.
aubber. Gen iamlebe Sfaoe an IlaueS
til ca. 100000 SIR.
- Sens CIR. @nberiens Gienbom
/ Mpgbal CT fuloitGnoig n%eo6rPnot
A &ier o. Spinene inoebrpnbte, mel.
bes fra Sierring.
- S~orleoen Iat opitob Ser Slb /
s. Chr. Sseniens 8aaro / Ilitrup pao
SamSp. 8aaroen neobrpnbte to.
tolt. Illc areaturerne i%noebrpnbte,
og iaa eoot Iom alt SnObpet brGnbte.
SporleoeS Slben er opItaaet, pibes
life. @pgningerne bar foriifret for
1866 Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
@oIIen @ropc Nleniobeb, QrcIt

- GaIIep @rope Maenigbeb, RrcIt
2. 9erpen Wcritran6, Winn.), bar
Iorbeict 1reitenS 2en meo 5000.
Son. g. s. &ageltao, SuppIe,
ont for airferaa0et ira 2itlige d.
itrift og tioIigere WebIen1 al Spuo,
oeuS 9ooro OF Sruitees, osoc SuS'
bog bcn tSbe Ipril al SiertelommeI.
ie % bIep bearnoet 2eroog Den 210c
ira gtororc @eaper Grecf Strife.
49, Huber 2cbeIie al Bait. GioIS di
Sen 6orenehe Strife boIocr airfcfo.
rene al SnnoocnS og Ocn 6orencoc
airfcS M}cniqbcocr / Woufoto,
Miun., TrlIcSmeocr for at gpc fig
pao Observation-Disclosures oQ De on,
ore Snngc, iom ifol ipuge3 pco Sc.
item / Ct. NauI. &c 10 ifol relic iom
ct &or.
5eIgenbe 2prcrc peo Gorf &c.
9ion College / 6crqu@ SAILS, Minn..
bar mo0tnQct og ontogct GnIO til at
iortiUtte tit 9rbcioe pco Goncorbio
college, Mim. EboS. @ollan, s.
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Oct cr Tom bcficnot oigiort, al Sol.
Icacofbclingcn nco Bart Rc9iou Sfo.
len ifaI iIpttc5 iii Goncoroia College.
-AiifcbeprGoifencr boIbteS al
Eait. &c. 6croc / q. &obomc5 o.
emmanuel O~icniQhcocr ieritc Eooifcs
ooq % / SnobcrrcO Wicnigbcb ouocn
Eonifc6nQ. Edn @rlm0 al Sngoom
bar Goit. Sprbc moottet rciipncre
iom Grcit / 0i9ic McniQbcocr. s %
Nor bar ban, Iommeu meo i'm nal.
minOcIia 0patigc % lttrGtteIi9c 6u.
itrlL troioit urbei0ct for @lto5 NiqeS
&cI / 0i2lc Wenigbcoer, Ceres Nrs
bcioc bar life prrct iorQiGoe5, men
bar banrct mc0cn TrltQt. ct. So
hnnnc&, emmanuel % &nbbcrrc0
Wtcnigbc0Cr or blon6t &c melt ircmrn.
Qcnoc iuocuior Sonlfutbct.
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MODE / Dor 1rclicr5 Wtcni9b., Nor'c,
Scrd@, RaIt. :. sc. NnltahS &al0, rs
sc iii 200e MortS. Nabuiuq9prU6i-
fen pco Gnit. ~. y. Chill ira 4oco,
ScrnS, % Iltcrticncitc REQ Stc0ctS
Trcit. 0ficr blcp nptngct, ION be-
lob iig til $1,000, hporui arcoicn
bciIlrttct at icnoc $40 til &norcmri9s
~iioucn, $50 til Siomonoami5iioucn8
9pa9ciouo / @nIpeitou oQ 5000 til
ainnmiSiiouen. ON Gitcrmi0onQcn
hoIbt Eroi. &. SDSien, @c'tprcr peb
Clifton Suthcrou GoIIcAc, ct mcQct
peIIpffct 5oreoro0 opcr "9toQle al Sc
3ing, hi bar Rciormotioncn at toffc
for" Scr Meoct& SllttninQ oennc
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flor IN, 2eruo fra Clifton Sero3, ct
fort Spcrblif opcr set ioreliQ0enbC
Acknowledgements, "&ctirroigQic-
reIIen." Som IcOuonliQ be0 6i3ic
Wpoer fit man Subifriptioner %
aontoutcr Tor Scro2 WiuiitcrioI Stir.
ocnt5' Tlrno. ct Souo til &ipIp Tor
StlOcntcr, ionr iorbercocr