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northern Italy, the war office announces.
The Italian troops are fulfilling their duty and
all movements ordered by the general staff are being
carried out, the statement says.
CAssoeatsd War Summary
and .b s ns the i.o%zo tSTsat"nsd with snnhon sweeping
down from the mountain.
"'' s. .SS S sn.s @ to " m ta"s step. civ. the
shattered % Italia" army prompt % a Do % ] @ %S S % $ to S decide
upon the manns of cooperation the Italian 'front.'
sS Of . % are SS Sb 1 tn: Get Ss2.
The s%s s:d 1s: nSSs
''''"'' "'N'' FALL OF coRIzIA HARD BLOW.
co The S m .oT S S to the g .sS Of th" Xdat but c.n csSopns .
On and oradi.s. The orad:Ss BY the
difficulty The line Of the TasiasntO rive. il appear.
German. from Vsnsisn ovsrrunnHg
hr.ss %T' t. "' @ to
the cs.o front
% Is s' % c %p: ossb @. bee"
c.t.. 3 ET.s . S % n.. $ % . ] 5 'SsI ] s: S and Ss
the invaders within 'I ELTEs ss Sus 81 sSii F6%%a6 5TisiSt positions
sean French looking toward the
III. s"T. m"rek:n ."n.Ss BY
@ III. sS hold T..
.s'sI:St.o
military circles leading German critic Major Morsht the tror
probably ThOuut thence
northern extended their with
Sa. osmsnt to include the force that sS'Hy wa: s"ds on thd
the Gulf Riga Th. landing viewed the time threat
Gulf Of Finland and
b extensive land operations by the Germans il" the
direction Of PStroarad.
HAVE NO FooTHoLD.
foothod
BY original landing putting
both north south Of the peninsula having failed
p t % S n 1TS & was SS "S" ,S any % USS o T h sn S 's" tine %
Of Finland
effect distract attention from
tions elsewhere
The artillery continued Flanders and sections in
tackled spirdy night between chaume wood and sezonVau Of
the MsuSs and sOmens than 500 yards OF advanced tsne$
French immediate attack eaPtursd the
of the lost ground
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u s.. Aviator
Commended BY
French Army

Paris, Oct. 29.-Sergeant Paul
Pavelka, OF Madison. Conn. formerly
a member OF the Lafayette squad
ron, and now flying with the French
in Serbia. has been commended in
army orders. His citation says that
he has always shown great activity,
giving repeated proofs OF devotion to
duty, and has fought numerous air
duela. frequently returning TO his
base with his machine Fiddled with
bullets
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CHARLOTTE LOUD
IN PRAISE OF THE
DAKOTA TROOPS
ENCAMPED THERE
City United in Admiration
of Northwest's Soldiers,
Says Newspaper
CITIZENS JOIN
In C0MMENDATI0N
As Men, AS Gentlemen, the
Westerners Have Made
Good In The South

Soldiers of the northwest at Camp
Greene. Charlotte. North Carolina,
have made good.
Testimonial to that effect is found
in a recent edition OF The Charlotte
News, which publication has made a
canvass of a great many urominent
people, obtaining from them express
sions OF opinions as to the northwest
soldiers.
Without exception, the Charlotte
people are loud in their praise of
the northwest's soldiers. As men, as
gentlemen, they have won q place in
the hearts Of the Charlotte folk.
In its article on the soldiers, in
teresting to North Dakota because
over $500 Of her guardsmen are In
cluded in the division that is en-
camped at Camp Greene, The Char
lotte News says:
"The community will soon be say
ing the au revoirs to the soldiers OF
the great northwest who have been
tenanting Camp GKaRaa. for A Atay
all too short. Whether Immediately
at hand or remotely, the parting OF
the ways must soon be faced. The
moving finger that IL writing such a
strange and diversified destiny for
these thousands is dipping its pen
in ink in these days. II The public
Is not allowed to glimpse its hero
Rlyphics, these soldier boys know the
meaning OF what is being written.
This newspaper has been wonder
ing by what process e could be po6-
sible 10 let this endid eompany of
men in the camp know unerr1ngiy
what the people Of Charlotte think
Of them. They must by this time
have some idea. The innumerabIe
little things that have been done for
them In the aggregate constitute
some basis for belief on their part
that the citizens of this community
that having come only a few weeks
ago as strangers, they will leave as
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have been taken for rendering the
fullest possible assistance to the
Italians.
London, Oct. 2s.-That Great
Britain and France must go prompt
ly to Italy's help is the view ex-
pressed by several morning news
papers. The Times, which prints a
statement implying knowledge that
such help is contemplated, says
editorially:
Our word to- the people of Italy
is to stand firm, Tor help will surely
come. The Isonzo is our front as
much as the Somme. There is no
need for alarm but there is the ut
most need for promptitude and
broadness of vision"
The Daily Chronicle says it ought
to be possible to have British or
French divisions or both in northern
Italy in very short time.
The Daily News, while holding 1t
incumbent on the allies to consider
how best to succor Italy, thinks it is
impossible to send direct relief on
the scale the situation demands.
While all the newspapers recognizes
the gravity OF Italy's peril, strong
confidence is expressed in General
Cadorna and the Italian army, with
the conviction that they ultimately
will emerge victorious. Italian per-
severance and successes of the past
are recalled with warm admiration
and the weakness. Of some links in
the defensive chain IL condoned, The
Times says:
The troops so suddenly and
fiercely tried may well have blanched.
The gallant Italian army has proved
its courage and devotion so often in
this war that a single unfortunate
episode leaves no stain on its honor. "
Receiving Attention.
The following article is printed
conspicuously by The Times today:
There is reason to believe that the
critical situation on the Italian front
has received and is receiving the
prompt and sympathetic constdera-
ton of the French and British gov
ernments. 1t is understood that the
Italian commander-in-chie already
knows that he may rely on the most
prompt and fullest support it may
be in the power of the allies to give"
French Cabinet Meets.
Paris. Oct. 29.-Before the meeting
of the cabinet last evening to deter
mine upon cooperation Of the allies
on the Italian front Premier Pain
Ieve conferred with General Petain,
the communicative chief, and General
Foch. chief of staff OF the war min
istry, The Petit Parisien says. The
war committee met again this morn
ing.
Amends the Report.
Rome, Sunday, Oct. 29.-The Ital-
Ian war office has issued an amend
ed version of the official statement
on operations issued early yesterday.
AS amended the first sentence OF the
announcement reads:
"The violence of the attack and
the failure to resist on the part Of
some units forming our second army
allowed the Austro- German forces to
break into our left wing" on the JUL
ian front. This version eliminates
the words which in cowardice re-
tired without lighting, or surrendered
to the enemy"
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Claims Record.
But Hopes Some
OtherI8wn Wins

Our allotment was $4,000;
we subscribed for over $4,000
worth of Liberty bonds, claim
the state championship. and hope
that we haven't got it."
That was the message Edgar
Richter, editor OF The Larimore
Pioneer. telephoned to The
Forum this morning.
Clay Larimore, of Larimore,
made a $4,000 subscription for
Liberty bonds" continued Mr..
Richter, in telling about the
patriotic support his city gave
the bond campaign.
We think that Larimore has
made the state record OF buying
nearly three times as much in
bonds as it's quota called for.
We claim the title, but we hone
there is some other city In the
state that beats our record"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
cERrIEIcATEs sELL EREELY.

Washington. Oct. 20. The third
days subscription to the govern
ments latest Offering Of short time
certificates OF indebtedness Of an in
definite amount, was s130, 0,444, 900,
making a total subscription thus far
to the issue Of 1896. .241. 900. The sub
scription books are still open.
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CONTINUED on page 81
new BONDS ARE
SOLD ABOVE PAR
First Sale On Stock Ex-
change at Par Followed
By One at 100.02
(By Associated Press.l

New York, Oct. 29.-The bonds of
the second Liberty Loan were listed
today on the stock exchange here.
The first transaction $500 worth,
took place with the price at par.
The second lot. amounting to Ss,-
600. sold at $4,000.
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American Ship AbandOned.

London, Oct. 29.-The American
sailing ship Fannie Prescott, 404
tons gross, has been attacked by a
submarine She was taken in tow
by the submarine after being aban-
doned by the crew.
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Germans withdrawn.

Petrograd, Oct. 29.-The Germans
have evacuated the Werder peninsu-
la on the Gulf Of Riga, where they
made a landing recently. the war
offlce announces.
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Mt1n0sotn---Genera fair and con-
tlnued cold tonight; Tuesday partly
cloudy with rising Temperatures.
North Dakota--Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday rising temperR-
tura Tuesday ana In west portion to-
night.
South pal<ota~-b'air tonight and
Tuesday with rlainn temperatures
Montana -- Generally fair tonfEht
and Tuesday warmer tonight ana III
south portion Tuesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
Won Berns 0rif
Has Been Made An
"Exoellancy"

Amsterdam, Get. 2scount Won
ParneRorff. the ma9r aInbas ssador
Ia the United Statese A.a been made
a .rWirklicher Gaheimrat" by the
German emperor. With the title OF
E,xcsllency. The count Is now am-
bsssador AZ Conatantinuple.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Lena Lee Given Judgment For sur
Of &f12 In Casa County Court.

ot VIZ IN Cass County Court.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum of SIP was directed by Judge
A. @. Hanson in county court Satur-
day in the case OF Lena Lee against
John Wymand, farmer near Argus
Vile. The suit involved a note.
Work for the term was completed
Saturday the jurors beieng excused
at noon.
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schooL pEsERoYEn.

Mandan, N. D., oct. 29.-The st.
Joseph's parochiaI school here was
destroyed by fire, commencing at
o'clock this morning. The children
were rescued without injury. Insur-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
Retail Price Of
Eggs Reduced For
Chicago Consumer

Chicago, Oct ga reduction OF
Of eggs appears IN the price list given
out by the Illinois food administrators
today. Prices Of imitation butter also
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Germans Attack.
(Assoeiated Press War

Paris, Oct. % An attack was
made by the Germans last night on
the Verdun front near Chaume wood.
The war office reports that they
gained a footing in the advanced
French positions but that the greater
part of the ground was regained in
a counter attack.
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Beet otaar states.

North Dak0tass 0verBubacription
Ii now about 80 per cent. with the
probability that IL will 20 B4 per
cent. That Is Tar better thar the
record made BY other states Of this
district
6fakamenk BY Counties.
on Saturday evening Mr. Hanna
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Continued on page %
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Eggs
Strictly fresh ex-
tras weighing "a
ounces the dozen
No. ! strictly fresh
w eiG hing "a
ounces s.......
REFRIGERATED can
died No. 1 weigh
ing 20 ounces
Note: Eggs in car
tons oHt IA
cents additional.
Imitation Butter
Standard grades en-
cartons 4..a..
Standard in rolls
Medium In rolls or
bulk ......s...
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
Gorilla and Other
= Cities Captured
More Than 100000 Prisoners Taken
And Entire Line of LSonzo Was
Threatened With Annihildtion
lRv Associated Press, !,

Rome, Oct. 29.-The Italians are checking the ad-
vance of the Austro German troops into the plains OF
northern Italy, the office announces.
The italian troops are fulfilling their duty and
all movements ordered by the general staff are being
carried out, the statement says.
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THE WEATHER

Continued on page 30
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Times Statement Implies
knowledge That Such
Help is Contemplated
FRENCH CABINET
NOW IN SESSION
Italian Official Statement
Withdraws Its Charge
of Cowardice
(Ry Associated Press.l

London, Oct. 29s-Steps already
have been taken for rendering the
fullest possible assistance to the
Italians.
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Full Associated Press
Leased Wire Service
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-08
11blenbinge .maa .flptte.

Dmfring 200 llblpnoinge / Spil=
lingbperl1c, tilbererl0e cit fjen0tlie
Station % ioi11 Dor i1l0enfor en- bolb
W5il fra Mrnte(ejr, Mrntorp, ct Ste
ffrrteringsfontor 'es1er onoen fpoerol
Station, bar al Sc Torene6e Sta
tors Mariball So1epb 8esicl fooet
Goriel ont at flptte tn6et1 sen 9oe
Stunt. 8arielen er noite6t. / Splgc
Or6re ira &rigsoeporte,nentet
8oibington. Ser er 0og en- bel Del
Berioner, ser berpres al zGlptl1ings=
ororcn, Ser bar facet ipeeiel Eil=
looelie al Maribolle1 til"ot forblipe
bpor Sc er, iinr gel6er bette Yer:
%io1ler, Ser cjer @us % @jem tn6en.
for Oct for 0isie l1o19n0i11ge forbu6.
t.: Serritorirm. 81.
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@runblppsfejten.

6oreningen u@oOtbaab"s GrnnD
lcpSfelt / 5pnoogs bleD paa Grl1n(
|uf Megnbejret fife Sen 1tore oe
glonsfuIoe Set, iom ocn n0ell Spipl
nilbe pore bleDel1, laurent bet bon.
Sc poret itraa.enbe 5ollfi1sDejr.
Sen ib9roige &omite bapoe ITO;
|fprt ct ltprt fprbereOenoe MrbejOe;
er tort 5portsprogrom bar uoar.
|bejDet, % mango %pGroifl1loe B1e11=
itouoc por uolat lon 8rGmier. Ser
bar trpft Hrogrom me0 5ange, Ser
lf11lOe bore iunget efter Iolerl1e oq
lao pioere. Wfen Of, Secrets SUB
.inoe piloe set o%16er1e0es, og SCI
meltc al Yrogrdmmet gift ioo at iige
i Golfen.
Tilillltl1ingcl1 til Te1ten Dor 0oa
ret ltor, 11oar mol1 tager Gejrf orbol=
0cne / 8etragtning. Og 0o 3onie-
eitrobcn CT inoeluffet og &egren q
hopoe formaoet at aflfrpffe Mlloerr
TENS Orfelter ira at gibe M9be, bob.
relic poo 9anlen, ser gif libligt p0
lpltigt, noor man l1lt0toger 6e lob
Sc Gejret life oelr mil1S1te Sl1oflp.
ligt mango Albueits0, man fit.
9pprl,onr l1>pn Sc 9onier1be for ln=
tt at oonic.. Sen: Ool1s, Ml1ltfen ipil=
Ter, % Oa11le Sen Iaft mes Sc ol1-
Orc Dan1en0e?
81 Duobcr, at uBpbtboob" enont
ca1goug i 5on1merc11s 2eb pil for
iQqe Mfbol0esic of:.en ltprre Sri
lltftsfelt, ng fon1 81. maa blipe f0r=
1t110t ct be0re Ser.
u9en rlbite",
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-08
5folc=%algct.

Set efstroorDi1pre Ealg for Eli,
!!a6elie til Bpen til at ubite6e Oblt=
qationer til ct 8clpb al $3,000,O0O
til Sorbcoring al 8pc11s 5foleba=
len pil blipc afbolot Manoag Der
18oe Stunt. Bao0e Mello % &Dil1:
ser bor 5temmeret til bette Solg,
@n Spirpelpino= &on1pagnc til Sor
Sci for l1olteoelien al Dbligotioner:
nc bill blipe paabegDnbt nelte Wfo11:
bag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-08
Salc ont &ri9em.

Tprbcl1parc1loe Msiiitc11t Mttornep
@c11erol Son1es so. 8ecf, Ser er en
.9httoritct / alt pcbrprenbe interna=
,tionol @olittf, talte iiolte 5reoog
pcs to ltore Mpoer beri 8pen.
On, Mftenen bplotes ct fort M6-
Sc / Auditorium, Dppr mellem fire
q fem Iuiin6e bar fomn1en til etc
Sc: Den ltpre 5prlamling lDtteoe
mco lpnnot Spm9rflombe6 til oct
mlegct Underestimate ,og pelbpl0te So
re0rag. 5Grlig Sn0trDf gjorbe no.
tolctifrne OH GDlfernes Bodybuilding
at 8elgier, og oen Sopperbeo % Bet
5000, iom Sen franife Scr bier.
|SdaDel fbr lom efter Galer, Der ba.
reoe Ell balDa1,ben Gimes Si0, ,bar
Der Wl1lif og gong.
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8prmefeiten.

st. SAUL Ms1ociatipn'S &pmite
Der / 20 Mar bor arrangeret 8prnc:
felt / Comp &arf pao 4oe Suli-Da:
gen, bar begDnot poa set forbereoen:
De Mrbejbe til Sen 2tbe Set.
Set ct an laaet, at 10000 8pr1
bill beltage / Mor. Sporpog11sfom.
pogniet meo0elte,. at set otter / Mal
biloe befprore: 8prnene frit til 8or:
fen. &omiteens Borman6, Mr. SO.
bert 5eng, meo6elte, at &om1iteer
nllcrebe bapDe cit Cunt al $3.50 til
&%oooigbeo % 0er ct l1oii9t til e
.largt itgrre 8elpb.
Scr blcb el1Dpioere oplplt, at Set
forpenteOes, at 1000 nplig notura:
.liiereoe Borgere 'piloe morcbere
Ell Eurooe, Scr pil aab11c Doge1ls
Seit=Hrograln.
yt az NH Seejjret bliper goot, lfol
ct, Nlalllitcrne meo oeres fprtraf=
fcliae &l1n1pr NOT l9tte 2ib / Sc.
MeuA 6esberre uotolte 8ejr=
&omiteeus 6ormano, Dommer Orr,
at bo1s troe6e, at Set pi!be bliDe
ooorligt Ser. 2oo % ollie boobe,
at bans Oro moo blipe til 5fom1=
me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-08
Ep1iels1aasaaret fprfiert.

Borber Mapmonb Mabien Con:
tinentol @otel, er life 11ogen u51ocf-
err. Dette bebilte ban forleoe1r ober-
for 0ommer 6. 6. &al1pt / Diltrift=
%iretter, bbor ban bar for at foa fine
Borgerpopirer.
,@on fortolte Dommeren, at bans
Spoiels0agsbepts bar forfiert. Sci
a10Dilte, at fan bar fp0t BEN 13. SEQ
bember 1884, bbilfet bil0e babe fri
taget bom for at regiitrere; ban bob
0erfor ON at faa set foronoret til
Sen 13. Nobelnber 1886 1oale6es
at ban fun0e regiltrere. SON er en-
forbenp9renbe Morineiolbot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-08
Tri1ebslaanet.

aompogrten for Ieglling til v5rt=
b~eoSluor1et" fit ct neltaaenoe bel
6igt l1ofalo, ioet Iegningc1 nopilte
ct 8elgb al $11, 176,000, og ct.
Saul ifuloe i Senbo!o til lit Srlo=
bDggerautal finn bobe tegnet ct Be=
lgb al $6,OOO,OOO. Set tegneoe Sc:
lob blep a1t1oa omtrent Set bobbelte,
bpilfet bitter, at ct. @oul er pilliq
til at bore lin Mlloel al &rigenS
|BDrber.
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@co 0ipb ellcr Geparatiun at
llfrc bcipg sen p%elfjenbte Snpeler
Simun Melipn, 209 s. 7tb Street,
Gesiitrerin9sbeeen.

S ct llobruo al potrioti1f 5tem
ming, ser ipger fin 2ige / 8DenS
Si1torie, bar ser ca. 25>5OO nng'
MG1,o, Ser rcgiltrereoe st. Yart
Den fc1ntc Srni. 9unorcoer at lopal'
8prgere, Ser par Di'lige til at re-
qiltrere, ntoatte opiqtte bette til ga
oe,, otter. oo &prtelte bleb for tioltg:
%ppbrngte.
9GDrleligt, roligt % aoen mlno:
5te Torltprrelie iomleOes 9elgenbp:
ems llllgoom for at laoe Jig lnor1ll=
lere til MilitGrtjeneite. Speralt Der.
1febe set pelfje1lbfe imilcnoe, glooe
og biulpiplnme 5inoelag, lom ct.
SAUL o,,tio u0biier, 11oar oct bliper
fo1ot til at 1tbfpre ct potriotllt Mr=
bej6e.
M6fillige in1oo Gpi'ooer fore
folot / Dogens 2pb, Der bper entelt
hioIp til at bol0e 2ip | Gen1ptter=
ne. 49,,
+; &ttlt u1eget ioo al Sc regiltrere11oc
gjoroe &rop poa Jritagclle for Mt=
Iiturtju,citc. &1n ct encite al DiSle
@rop prn Tritogclie bar pau 8rnno
al Mcli9ion, Set nor Ell 9tormo1o,
Oscar 6. Sobnlo1l, Ganooa Street,
ser regiltrerc0c paa Gitp Glerf'As
aoutor, %. jom ajoroe &rop poo.
Jritogelie poo @rltno al lin reli<
aiple Sro:
Gr1 o1loul ling Wono, Ser toni
Dertil 2o}lod for s Nor lioe11, bar
ulegct ulpffe1!ig itillct % fan0t Jig
}elp operbr1proet me0 8rpoerier. -
Sons Moocr leper / europa og
bol,s neutrality-suspicious. boboe bo11
tobt, pg 81 ban 1ltpOte for at regi=
frcrc, funoc' bdn life opgiDe lin VII
Der % BON bap0c CLIENT oen, %
mon pil6c berfor lite %regiitrere bom.
Otter Senpeuoclle til bpiere Muto=
riteter iii ban ira @orgmeiterens
Sefretnr ct 8reb n1e6 til Gegtltre=
.riraas}teoctr Der gop TillQ0dle til at
rcgi{tterc bort, l16e1t npjogtig 0p=
giprlic al Mlbcren.
Ct onoet .tppilf Gfscmpel poo sen
Billiobc6, Dbormeo BDcn pilte lin
2opo1itct oDerfor 2ol10et> CT fplgen=
&c: u@allo, CT Oct Borgmeiteren?"
l6o oct / Iclefo1cr1 ON Nftener
&I. TO.
Boren1cneren fra Gitp Sail ibo:
reoe befrnftenbe.
.vDcr Ell. 200 Maub, Der pel1tel
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Sent % tibligt

Minnelpto 5ifferbebs= &ommisii-
OH. bar / 9nsbags 1toiteot Detailing
ON, at ingen 5aloon ma aabne
fprel1o 81. s ON Morge1ten % ifal
LUTTE Rl. 10 ON Mftenen. Gafeer
% Iignenoe Nlaoier, bportil Dat1er
Dor Mogo11g, mao iitffe ierDere 1loge1r
|iom BELT 5lags 5piritl1s til Da-
'ner. aabaret % Dans er ligeleoes
furbllot, bpor Der ialges Ipiritupie
Driffeparer. 9efqlinaen traaote
aruft ltrafs.
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Sen presbpterianlfe airfe

/ Sc 6orene0e 5tater bor ltplig Of,
Dpl0t ocrcs t29oe @e1terolmeoe.-
Mpoct uotalte Jig MOO al Slogs
Gpprt ON 5%prloagel1, baa0e / bet
hprgcrlige 2ip, iaapc1 iom / &ere1l
% 6loaoen, impo alle 1t%npopenoige
gfsfl1rl iprler ON 5p,l0age1t, % for
opn1tc lt0gipclle1 al 5pnoagSblaoe.
lo1u Sc tilifpnbe0e Me6lcmmerne til
life at boloc, lei e eller apertere |.
Mfgoct 1cn0tc cit !@ilien til HrG1t:
Bent &il1pl1, Ser 11btalte Gil!i0 til
bans 2coelic ur1ocr Sc nrolige Sor:
bolo.
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5folebprneue bjclper til,

Du1 of1luttenoe &lasje / Ml1rror
5folc blep enige ON, at oet pGroig:
.Ite Min6e, Sc funoe gipe 0eres Rlos.
ie, bar at fjgbe en- 5ribcoslao1is:
obligation, bDilfet oe gjor0e.
Blanot @leberne, bbis @ille6e' pol
ct. IS. g. s. for'eoen Dog> be:
mprfcs Olga % Mrna .Ml1nfbolm
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@plaatba &irfc1t.

9onif Guostjeneite ofbol0es neite
5pnoag Sorn1i00oe 81. II % ett=
ge1if @u0stienei te ST. s Mften /
@olqotba 0onlf=norife presbpteriall=
ife &irfe> 1876 GDomoS ct. Baltor
S. $. Ecoerien fro Gbicogo taller.
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Stl @irfemgbet.

Gen pelfjel1ote norife Spurnolilt
o9 Torfatter Beer 5trpmme, bill re-
prGienterc Blooet ugeprn1anoen"
Nron0 Sorts, go. 0af., UNDER Set
1tore &irfcmpoe, Ser be9pn0te / Ons-
bags bcri Bpen og iom bill bore oper
CT l1ge.
Ga. 10000 Gcltogere ira. Sc tre
norif= lutbcrife &~irfcionf11l1o, lom III
lil,tter Jig io1nlne11, ocltager i Wp:
bcrl1e / bel111c og 11plt tie ltge.
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Kirker OF Foreninger.

S Golgotbo oanif=norife BresbDteri-
amer Strife, 1876 Sbomas Ct
bplbcs @uDstienel tie, 5gn6og Jpr=
nlt0Dug ST. II.
.DBN DANSK-NORSKB METHO.
DIST KIRKE. Hjernet af Broad.
way og 13. ST., afhelder sine Guds-
tjenester som fglger: Prsediken
Sendag Form. X. 1870. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sendag Aften ri. 7.45; literert No
de de tire fGrste Trsdage i Maane-
6en. Bsnnem9de hver Onsdag AZ
ten HI. 8.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjarnet az Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. G~udstjeneste liver
SSndag Form. ri. II. S%gndagssko-
lie ri. 9.
F0RDNINGBN "HAABET" meder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og a. Tors
dag / MaaHeden.
$3.50 LEl- EtL
ELEONORA CHRISTINE IOGE Mr..
30, D. s. s., mSder ]. og 3. Man.
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DOTRE meder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned j Central
Hall. 70 ". Z. st.
$. 6. Mn0erien 2oge Scr. 81, 9;
8. g., meber lite og 3oie Sreoae
Il Mooneben paa NoDal Mrcan111r
SOIL, 81. al ct. Heter % 4tf
I5treet8.
6oreninge1 u@obtbaab" mpoe'
u. % 4. 2pr6og paa Ropol Mrcd.
mum Sol1, Sis at Ct. Setter % 4tf
I6freets.
Soreninger Dun1narfS Gg1111c'
''of D.N5. 9. S. mgoer !. % 2
2froog paa &opal arcul,111n Soil.
81. nf ct. Geter 6g 4fb StreefS.
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DpbsfaIb.

Mrg. Mnna Dorotbea 2eaf, 1875
Mbe., afgif Deo Dpoen Sors.
bag oen 81. Mai % blep begrape'
fra &jemmet / 2gr6ags. Mfopoe, Sci
oDerlepes al lin Moro % 8prll, Dol
so Mar eammel % Dutter al Wr
% MrS. g. 6. Tre0ericfi EN-, 8el1
Minnebaba ctr.