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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-23

W. T. Eames. Harold Morse, Charles
Rice of this town, Charles Clapp of
Greenfield and Ernest Perry Of Brat
tleboro We're those who secured one
each. Paul Estey of Bfattleboro re
ported elsewhere, but secured one in
the Bensch moving, weighing 213
pounds, with eight points. Two does
We're found dead during the season and
We're reported TO Game Warden w.
Z. Eamcs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-23

Montpelier grocers are entirely without
sugar supplies
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
Society News
Presbyterian Choir
Will Give Program
on Sunday Evening

The following program will be
given at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, May 90:
Prelude-Meditation ........ Federlein
Solo-Tt Is Enough. .Mendelssohn
DIR. Verne.
Anthem-Prayer ........ Chadwick
Presbyterian Quartet.
Solo-Fear Ye Not Buck
Mrs. o. Knopp.
Male Quartet-Evening Hymn. Wagner
Messrs. Eucher, Bunce, Hunter. Verne,
Solo-Not Understood ..... .Houghton
Mrs Vincent.
Violin Solo-Berceuse ......s GODDARD
DR.. Oftedal.
Anthem-Neare To Thee. .Schilling
Octet.
Solo-The Golden Threshold. .Lohr
Mr.. Sucher.
Obligato by DIR. Oftedal.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs.
j. G. Vincent, contralto; Mrs. o.
Knopp, soprano; DIR. Paul Verne, bari
tone; DIR. S. Oftedal. violinist; Paul
Bunce, tenor; Miss Rushfeldt at the
piano, and Miss Florence Gornley at
the organ. The Presbyterian quartet
consists of Miss Smith, soprano; Mrs.
j. G. Dillon, contralto; F. ]. Sucher.
tenor, and Mr.. Hunter. baritone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

closing number Of the Citizens Lecture
course. The armory will be decorated
In green and white, as for a May fes-
tival, and other unique features are
being arranged. At one end OF the ar
mory will be representation Of an
English county fair, in charge of X.
w. G. A. girls Of the college, and at
the other end will be stationed the A.
c. cadet band. clad in white uniforms.
A half-hour concert will precede the
dancing demonstration. The groups
that win assist in the latter will be
formed in the leading educational in
situations OF the city.
Next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock In the Little Country theater.
Miss Human will give a lecture on
folk dancing, to which all the teach
ers in public schools and colleges Of
Fargo and Moorhead are invited. This
lecture is free, as with be that of We'd
nesday afternoon at the same place
and hour, for the club women of Fargo
and the wives Of A. G. faculty MEM
bers. Miss Human will also visit Sac
red Heart academy and Fargo college.
Miss Hinman has been greatly In
demand all over the country, and has
given lectures and demonstrations at
such educational centers as Columbia
university, Chicago university, and
Pennsylvania state college, at which
latter place nearly 1900 girls took part
in the folk dancing demonstration.
Miss Human was billed in Fargo a.
year ago, but was prevented from fill
ing the engagement by the sudden ILL
ness of her mother.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

military examinations as at previous
auxiliary parties.
Picnic luncheon at o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F.
Horner, Seventh street south, will
mark the closing session OF the Fargo
Study club. Later in the afternoon the
program committee will report and
members will choose the papers which
they will give this coming year.
-
The Choral group Of the Music sec
ton of the Fine Arts club is asked 10
meet promptly at o'clock Monday at
the First Congregations church, for
a short rehearsal before the Pipe Or
gan group program.
%
A fine report OF Red Cross work
done at the previous meeting was
made at the Mecca Past Matrons' club
meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Bertrand Hart. Twelve were present.
All u. C. It's and their families are
invited to the auxiliary card party at
Eagles hall this evening at o'clock
Lunch will be served.
Mrs. Frederick Stalley, president,
has called the annual business meet
ing Of the Moorhead Woman's club for
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. at her
home. This club will meet on alternate
Fridays during the summer, at the
Red Cross rooms in the postoffice
building in Moorhead, to work on Red
Cross supplies. The regular meeting
Of the club was held Friday afternoon
with Mrs. 8. G. Comstock, the pro-
gram consisting of a paper by Mrs.
0. ]. Hagen on Art in New York City,
and paper by the hostess. Business
Of the former meetings was discussed
by Mrs. Rainey and Mrs. Comstock.
%
Rev. O. e. McCracken, of Fargo, adj
dressed a splendid W. c. T. U. meet
ing held Friday afternoon at the Met
calf home, three miles west of Armenia,
speaking on the work Of the Glad lid
ings mission. The meeting was held in
the interests OF home missions, and
the members of the union gave Rev.
Mr.. McCracken substantial aid in his
work by liberal donations OF materials
and garments for infants and small
children, such clothing being badly
needed just now by those dependent
upon the mission for aid. A lunch
featured the social hour that follow
ed Rev. Mr.. McCracken's talk.
Miss Ada Starkweather, Of Minnea.
polls, economic secretary for the NORTH
Central field of the Y. w. c. A.. who
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

had been in Fargo since Monday dis
cussing economic plans with the vari-
GUS associations here and In Moor
head, left Friday evening for Grand
Forks. where she will spend several
days on a similar mission. Monday
afternoon an informal tea will be given
In the association rooms at Grand
Forks in Miss Starkweather's honor.
She was for some time secretary Of the
South Atlantic field, with headquarters
at Charlotte, n. c., and completed the
organization OF the association at
Tampa. Fla.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens. OF Crooks
ton, arrived in Fargo Friday night TO
visit Mrs. Arthur ]. Johnson, 324
Eighth street north, for few days.
Mrs. j. f. Stockdale, who had been
visiting relatives in Grand Forks. pass
ed through Fargo Friday en- route to
her home at Estherville, Ia. She was
accompanied this far by her sister,
Mrs. c. z. Ladd and the latter's
little daughter, OF Grand Forks. who
will spend the weekend in Fargo
Miss Carrie Cammerud. Lowman
apartments. Fargo, accompanied by
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Cammerud OF wahpeton,
who have been here since Thursday
night, and by Howard wigg of Wah-
peton. her nephew. will leave Sunday
morning by automobile for Estevan.
Sask. Miss Cammerud has for sixteen
years owned a tract OF $40 acres eight
miles from Estevan. which Mr.. Cam
merud and his nephew will farm this
% - n h
peton in the fall. Miss Cammerud
will return to Fargo in about three
weeks, after arranging for the erection
of temporary cottage, and will con-
tinue her insurance work. The plan
Is to put 200 acres, which has never
been farmed, in fax this summer, and
to erect a number of permanent build
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
Pipe Organ Group
to Entertain Other
Club Women Of City

One Of the most notable social and
musical events OF the coming week
viii be the program at which the Pipe
Organ group Of the Music section Of
the Fine Arts club will entertain Mon
day afternoon, May 81, at the First
congregational church. An invitation
has been extended to all the other
members OF the Fine Arts club and TO
the other women's study clubs of Far
go. Miss Clara Pollock will be accom-
PIANIST for thee horal numbers, and
Mrs. F. M. Cleveland, organist at that
church, will accompany Mrs. Wright.
This will mark the close Of the sea-
sons work for the Pipe Organ group.
The program follows:
Thanksgiving from Pastoral Suite.
................... Demarest
Miss Clara Pollock.
Nocturne ..................... Denza
Cradle Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ries
Choral Group.
Lead Kindly Light .......... West
Miss Ivy Conant.
Fantasia for Organ and Piano ......
DemareSt
Mrs. Anheier and Miss Pollock.
Vocal solo-How Lovely Arc Thy
Mrs. q Il. wright int ouis
Andante Cantabile from String
quartet .............. Tchaikoweky
Allegro from 4th Symphony ......
..................... Guilmant
Miss Hazel Smith.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
Next Week Busy
For Conservatory

next week under the auspices of the
Fargo conservatory. Monday evening,
at Stones hall, Miss Helen Symons
gives her graduate piano recital, as
and Miss Gormley, accompanist
Tuesday evening the Fargo college
orchestra gives its annual concert at
the First Congregational church, with
Miss Symons as soloist. She was prize
winner in the recent contest among
the piano class graduates.
Thursday evening will be held the
annual concert of the ensemble class,
at stones hall, to consist of violin,
cello and piano numbers, in quartet
and trio arrangements. All the piano
graduates this spring are playing their
concertos with the Fargo college or
chestra accomplishments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
Famous Folk Dancing
Exponent To Be Here
ALI the Coming Week

Miss Mary Wood Hinman, of Chi
cago, accorded the distinction of be-
ing the greatest exponent of folk
dancing in America today. will ar
rive in Fargo Sunday evening and
will be here until next Friday night as
a guest at Ceres hall. at the A. G.
Friday evening, May %, in the coli
lege arlnory, Miss Human will give
demonstration Of folk dancing, with
the aid of various groups which she
will train in the meantime. being the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

The Company B auxiliary dancing
party Monday evening in the Fargo
auditorium, following Company b
drill, probably viii be the last OF the
series as the weather Is getting too
warm for that recreation, and the
guard will soon be called out. Ander-
sons orchestra will play, and the same
committees as before viii be In charge.
The invitation includes the same
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
Two From A. G. To
Address Club Women
AT Sykeston Meeting

Prof. A. G. Arvold, OF the public
speaking department of the A. C.. and
Miss Ida Ratzlaff. of the extension de-
partment OF the college, are given
place on the program for the Fifth
district meeting of the federated wom-
ems clubs of North Dakota, TO be held
in Sykeston. May 1924.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

ings next year. A tractor was ship~
ped from Fargo Friday TO Estevan.
Hewibon Pollock was host Friday
evening at his nome. Eighth street
south. to some of the students in the
expression department OF Fargo cos
servatory and other friends, numbering
IN all eight couples of young people
Dinner was served at o'clock, glAdiGH
and plum blossoms forming pretty ta-
BILE decorations. Music was diversion
later. Included among the guests were
the young men and girls who are 20
assist at Mr.. PoIlock's dramatic recital
this evening at the First Presbyterian
church.
The annual A. c. high school party
is a social event OF this evening. and
will be held in the college armory
The New Era club meets Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock with Mrs. john
MonBon, Thirteenth street south. IL
will be the last social session OF the
season.
Hemstitchina, pieotina, pinkinc. and
pleatinn. Mrs. A. Anderson, 517 Third
Ave. No. Phone a67-W.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

Machine hennstitching and picotinp
pIeatinu and buttons. Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy hotel, Front st. Phone 1851 j
---Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19

China Painters-Bring your firing
to China Decorating Studio. Florence
NJ. Gilmore, 1854 Broadway. Phone
0-W.--Advt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
Nnrhtak 6anhrl.
Gn GrflGring ont ifanbinabiif
Snb> % 11bfpriel.
uMmerican= 6con6inabian Sou

uMmerican=5 cnn6inabion Soun=
ootton" bar, font omtalt / 1t61te
Nlmmer, anitillet unoeribgelier /
Mnleoning al 6e &pgter, Ser bar
.berieret / BEN merifanife Nrcsie
ON, at 5fanoinabie1 er en- &anaI
for Silfgriel at S96eoarer til Epf=
lal1o, og er | 5tan0 til ob1olut at
11otale, at biSie &pgter iabner ct
bbert @rnno1ag., Mllere6e pao ct
tioligt Staoium al @rigen forlong=
te Sc @rigsfpren0e @arantier moo
@lenefsport at 8orer (enten oe mi
bar fomnen fra ben onben SIDE
Mtlonte1 eller anore 2an0e), iorl
bar foniigncret til Soft / Sfonoina=
bien. 0g alle TIE 2anbe far peota=
get 2pbe, Der far faitiat straf for
at banble ! Strib nneb be,,nc @a-
ranti. Denne Sob baonobabes paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
Uaarsattg.

5lpp lro, 81 0cjlige 6oraorsbin6,
beer 2nrfen bpjt pao Sin 8inge!
Af Sl1beltoner og. Straa!ei fin
en- 6rps1en6e Slof SIT bringe!
TlpD u6 og aan6 6ine 6oraorspuit
/ 8lomltcns ltigcn0e 5nft;
flDp u6 og rejS> bpa6 @int'ren bor
fn1lt,
meb BARN, forpl1ge11oe Strait!
5lpb rs me6> iejren6e Mogt og brp6;,
6poo Sunobeb frbger. og fbofler;;
flpD l0 me0 %ltremmen6e SIT og gp0
0ens &roft / 1peffeoe 5tafler. .
SLIP u0 moo 5Dg6ommens tlt11ge
5fjul .,-g
bag bbioe @or6iners @ong;
1en6 sis en- fbi6rert6e 8aorbn6sfu gl
me0 @aobets 9olifin .og Gang!
6lpo 116, 6r 0ejlige 6oroarspin0,
luft 1t6 I 6e fbolme &an1re!
6lDb 16 meo l1ngoom og Col -
f11Db in0,
bbor Mrbej6Sfolfene bamre!
SLIP in6 / @raoens oqlnfleite &rog
meb friffe, 1trDgenbe &bi1t;
orip @raniferen u6 fra Yen og
8pg, -
6rip l1D fra &el6er til &Di1t!
5lpD no. 6n 0eilige Soroorsbino,
fDlo I'D bber oan6en0e 2nnge;
fal6 &pome frem poa 6ens bIeqe
&in6,
leg Gang paa 2pbe og Gunge-
SlDb n6. 6u berlige Soroorsbin6,
.gier fri bber &raft> lom bar bnn6et;
gpo Sppn6fraft in6 / bbert trong=
fDl6t @in6,
til Barme % Soar bor bun6et!
s. 81. &is6plm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
MeSOe1e1ie til spsepleierifer.

Der er ca. 10000 speepleierifer.
'er par funoet, at ser er intet 2e.
tepnloer, Ser Tan iammenliqnes
l1eo ~SDfes Comfort gomoer" til
BernS Sno1ioelier og for @poes
quo Srritationer, 8ranolaor.
Sfoloioar, y8eo @ores", Ga oue
anore Clogs 9mbeoer / Su-
oen toriOinoer, Iigeiom set funoe
Dere borttrpIlet, efter sets 8r,1o.
Ston faaeS Sc le0enoe Mpotefer =
u@inol-S tores" -25c. el.
ler pr. Boit, forubbdalt. Mo6too
1nfet anoet ! Steoet. On 5tsrre
frit. Noregie:: she Com.
TO- N0pOer Company, 8dton,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
4nhfr IN Blag,

9}u / 6oraoret bar Der / 2a11oets
1fanbinabi1fe Hresle Deret fort en-
til Eioer beftig DiSfuslion ON 8e=
timeligbe6en al at boloe noroiifz1a<
tionole Setter, meoens Mmerifa CT
/ &rig meo Splflono, og flere Ste
ser er man gooet 1aa Dt6t, at +.
Gfs. 6e norif e 6pttenbe Mai=Gelter
ct bebet oflpit. Spenife Soreninger
bor / enfelte Gilfel6e peotaget at
inoItiue 6eres aorIige Mi6iommer=
fe1ter; men anbre bnr bellnttet at
billie bol0e 6enne 1pecifift ibenife
Set uoeluffenoe UNDER Gtierneba1r<
reret.
s famine @etning CT Nationa!fo=
miteen / Chicago gaaet, raar ben
bm be1temt at billie bol6e 6anif
@r1n6lobSfe1t meb nbelltffelIe al
BET 6anffe Stag.
Ser fam ob1olut lite bore Sale
ONT Sllopalitet / sen Om~ltenoigbeb,
at Sn6ban6rere fra 2an6e, lom er
ne11trale, og font Itaar benfabeligt
oberfor Mmerifa, feirer Minoerne
fra beres Siemlan6e poa iebbonlig
Maabe. 8e1trebel1en for at aflfaffe
6isie rationale Setter / Mar er nb=
flag al en- milo Torm for Splteri.
Seller life er set muligt, at no.
get tpnfer6e Menneife fnn fin6e
SlIopalitet / n6fol6elien of 1oroiife
Stag / Mmerifa, bbor BET Ifer -.
iom, ogfan altib i Sre6stib - beo
@iben al set ou1erifmife.
so bette Smspu1ft tiltreoea
uforbeboloent af 2an6ets &egiering,
}om BET fremgaar Of efterfplgenoe
Breb, Der er 5bar poo en- Seubens
belle, bi / oenne Sorbir6elie rette=
Sc til 8rp1i6enten:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
TW%EkM ~AS;S;SoC!AH0N1@
NENR{RSHPl LABEL N
,mESySS al gESEs s;6EMzsY$SR1m1

Sort 8!ao tilienoes Monnenterz
me- in6til ois}e u6trDffeligt op1tger
set, og inotil al @ele er betalt'
Dette er / SberenStemmelle meo
Sc 6oreneoe @toters 8oltloDe, 1om
life tillooer, at Ser gj6res noge11
iom Delft unotagelie fra Negelen.
- @i~moa 0erfor after berleoe. bore
M%bonnc1ters @pmerflombeo paa
Betimeligbe6en af burtiglt multgt
at betole % bort Eilgooebapenoe for
announcement.
u5t. Noul Si0el10e" folter fu11
en- Solar ON Moret; 6enne Dollar
1loo beta1es / Gorifno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
Department Of State.
1 Washington,
May 2, 1917.
To the Editor.

OIL - 5ss#8# H.Ias" E 8 4Ea
The Department has received, by
reference from the President, your
letter of April II, 1917, in which
8 request to be informed whether
or not, in view of the present 81
.,tuation, it would be proper tor
American citizens of Danish descent
to. celebrate their Constitutional
Day, Uune s..
In reply you are informed that
the Department sees no objection
to the celebration but suggests, how
ever, that in view of the present
circumstances the American flag
should be displayed during the ce-
LIBERATION as we'll as the Danish flag.
| am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
For the Secretary Of State:
(Signed). William Phillips.
. Assistant Secretary.
!, 5nm man ier, finder ielp 2an=
bets bpje1te M1ttoriteter paa inge11
Moa0e, at ser foreliggcr bperf fen
SSllopolitet el1er Taftlpsbeb | at
fcjre 6anif @run0lob5fe1t / bar1fe
Greo1e poa Sen .1n0banlige Moaoe.
0erfpr:
Sill @ejrs me6 begge Stag! -
2a6 0u11ebrog og 5tjernebanr1er
boje penlfabeligt Side om 5i0e>
jpn1 SC oltio far gjprt!
Ser CT ingen @r1>n6 til at "TRIP
&C bort gamle Stag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11

v5ocietD for tbe announcement Of
Gconoinabian Stl10p" bolot 1tolte
nge tit Marsmpbe | Oeinneopolts,,
% ser blep oflogt intereslante Stop
porter ONT Mrbei0ets Sremgong I
set forlpbne Mar; 81. a. meooelteS
set, at Ser for Gi6en glbeS nnoer=
pi5ning / Morif be6 IS og Sbenlf
peo 33 omerifanlfe Sigh Scbools".
Mf Mopporterne fremgaar intet
ONT, at ser noget 9teo meooeles
nnDcrDisning / banif Sprog.
81 noterer benne STRENGTHENING
% afboloer os igprigt fra aommen=
torer, i6et Gmnet bleb ret in0gnaen=
Sc bebanolet / bore 6palter for ct
Morstto 1i6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11

at life lt0cn Sorbe1 fprlt blep be-
troaot al Menneifefoo.
Disje Spgaper moo ri lpie paa
en- iaaoan Maobe, at Srea1gal1g %
2Dffe, 6ifferbeb % Magt ltfres
bort ellfebe 2an0. Sg for at lgle
ois1e Spgober mao ri gjpre 8r1tg
al Sc bebite, Sc met fremlfreone og
pirfningsfl1l0e Soccer % Metbooer,
lrm CT at fin0c, ligegploig bDor DC
finbes.
s mango @e1leenoer Dar Ri itaa=
ct title, nleoers al1Ore 2a110e itaoig
FREQ fren. 5ful hi bplbe Grit meo
sc iterfcite Matim1cr / @eroe11, maa
hi foron0re Dor Spfattelie. 81 maa
folte Sl1obil0ifbe0 % Selpgobbeo
%operbor6, % lpre at tilegne % alt
Set, 1pm fan bore til Septic for %.
Ser er set, at Sen Del al Dor
8resie, Der benptter ct anoet Sprog
ems Gngelif, fan gjpre Sanbct en-
betpbelig S%jcncite, ioct 0en op0ager
cg omplanter S6eer og Meto0er.
81 ienoer Menb til ollie &erbens-
0cle for at 1pge npe og nDttige Nlo=
r1er til @erige1lc al bort 2onb. -
9isie Nlonter rnnplal1ter ri me0
Soroel / nmerifnnif Sor0b11n6, %
Ser ON llfr11ot fo1nmer lamn1en meo
cole Ylo11ter, brp11oer hi set. Yaa
lonu11c Maa0e fun Dor intelleftl>elle
SorDbnno moOtoge og gibe 8Rflt
til olle go0e 8er0ensi0eer. Sg
l1fr1t6tet fan hi brpn0e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11

8lor6t Eolerne beD Sltbileums=
felten bar NicolaD 81. @rebltab> tio=
ligere &e6aftgr al vSfanbinaben"
% amerifanlf Miniiter / l1rlg1ap,
l1otalte fig ON set for Giben
brpn6enoe Sp6rgsmoal: rBreSien.
% Hatriotismen" &r. Grep1to0s
8emnrfninger fol6er 1amn1en rne6
Set 5DnSpunft, ser bleb gjort gel=
6en6e beri 8lo6et forleoen / Mnleo@
ming al &robet ON, at Sn6banorer=
mes 8la6e | &rigsti6 fun 1fal be-
tjene Zig af set e1geIffe 5prog.
(8i fan / Sorbigoaenbe bemprfe,
at Dor Mrtifel al 26. Mpril, 81 Be=
culiar S%uggeition", er b1ebet efter=
trpft / ct 1tort MntaI 8lo6e, Ipm
og1aa bar ment, at oct bnr pao Tioe
at raabe 8agt / @ebpr operfor Sc
frfbe6sfienoife 8rinctper, Ser oolfil=
.lige Steoer logger fig for Dagen.)
ST.. @reb1ta6s notoIelier fol6t
1%aaIe6es:
Sen 9eI al sen amerifonlfe
@resie, Ser taler til fine 2piere /
ct an6et 5prog en6 Gngelf, bar n6=
fgrt ct fort og betp6ningsful6t SIR
beioe | Netning al at atnerifonilere
DC Willioner, Der CT fomrnet bertil
fra an6re 2an6e / Gi6en, 1om ct
bengaat> iiben benne Mepl1blif bleb
bonnet; men ct !tgeina betDonings-
fnlof Mrbeibe ligger for Sen.
Sort 2an6 er fommet in6 paa
en- ny Bane, % Ri maa ollie lege at
orientere %. 9e Spreneoe Stater
bar oaret @eroen, men lite ioa
meget al 8er6en. Set ct mi forar,-
oret. 81 er at @er6en, og en- ganife
betbDelig Sci af Sen. 9or i1olere6e.
barnlige Sptimismes ggra ct forbi
og fora1t % ligger oe itgrite % az
lborltglte/ Dpgaber, @eroen bar BAIT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11
@rano / Morse,

ariitionia, s. Mai. - Sc 1tore
9stffeloarfer be6 ariitianslon0 er
! @aor totalt neobre1ot. @roouf=
ttone1 1naa oerfor BELT inoltines.
Ser bar BERT 2onoet bpret me
gen Sale ON at itan6ie al Miiffffell=
nofsriel til Gpiflano fom en- Mrt
Hroteit moo De tpffe l1noerbanos-
baooes benipus1eie 5anfning of
norife Sfibe. SITE SITE oeito minore
baboe De mi neobrenote NiffffeIppr=
fer Ell 4ontraft ON, at oeres belle
Hroolftion fltI6e goo til Gpfflano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-11

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