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The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28
Dsltshtiul Hvsnins At The Robin,
son Heals
knock at the door
Lift the latch . d
Walk int"

y y
Walk in!"
fhus read the invitations for the
delightful party which Miss Helen
Robinson gave on the evening Of
saturday September Y.
Games for the evening were plan
ned in most Qrielfnl and enter
tanning way.
One Of the unique features was
1 working out Of the selective draft
All present wqre brought before
the examining board Ind either
drafted into service, court martial
ed or excused. When this was over
1T was discovered that the tables
were the battle field and all drafed
soldiers were marshalled to the front
Those who had been excused" and
those who had been shot at sun.
rise" decided that the army" was
not to have the best of the bargain
so they went to the piano and play
ed THE STAR SPANGLED BAN
NER". OF course those cat ~the
table (all being good patriotic
soldiers) had to stand at attention
and by the. time they realized Just
why" the patriotic air was played,
the remaining members o. thesparty
also had found places at the front
and they proved that they were not
'.slackers'. even if they We're not at
First sent to the scene of action.
The feast proved to be feast of
the reason and a flow of wit as
we'll as one OF delicious refreshments
Finally the party broke up at a
late hour, with best wishes for Miss
Helen who was to leave for Greeley
the next day.
Those enjoying the party We're:
The Misses May Taylor, Evelyn
Haberstroh, Elethe NIcMurtry, lii
lian Davis, Vera Getthins, Stella
Myrtle Hoffman. Rose
M. Carlson. Viola Diner, Grace Gal
laday, Ella Haskell, Ellen German.
Harriet Leonard, Agnes Phelps,
Resale Edmiston, Mrs. j. J. Coch-
ran, Mrs. Jennie Robinson. Mrs
Philancy Borstner Messer Thomas
Curry, Glen Bingham, Hughey
Dicks, Ed McKeever. Edgar Hanks.
John Hanks, and Ernest Haskins.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28
sssAlisr Insur..ss.

One Of the uses to which It IL pro
posed to devote part OF the proceeds
of Liberty Loan Bonds Is to afford
to our soldiers and sailors life and
indemnity Insurance and to provide
for allowances to their dependent
families while they are in the ranks.
On this point Secretary McAd0o Of
the Treasury. whose plan of insur-
ance for our fighting men was en-
dorsed by President Wilson and is
now embodied in law pending be
fore Congress. says:
Every soldier and. sailor who SER
YES his country in this war will
earn everything the proposed war
Insurance bill provides; to be .
beneficiary Of the proposed law
will be . badge Of honor.
when we draft = wage Garner. we
call not only him but the entire
family to the flag; the sacrifice en-
tailed is not divisfhle. The wife and
children, the mother. the father. are
all involved in the sacrifice they
directly bear the burden Of defense.
They suffer just ~ much as the sol
dier, but in different way. and the
nation mnst generously discharge
as . proud privilege the duty Of
majntaining them ,intil the soldiers
and sailors return from the'war and
resume the responsibility.
"Ws hsve drawn the sword to
yindicate Americas violated rights,
to restore peace and justice. and to
secure the progresa Of civilization.
We cannot permit our soldiers
while they hold the front, to be
stabbed in the back by uncertain
ty ~ to what IL being done for
their loved ones at home Our to.
morrows are in their hands theirs
in ours. The national conscience will
not permit American soldiers and
their dependents to 30 nnprovided
with everything that . Just, gener-
GUS and noble people can do to com
psnfete them for the sslflerings and
saarils 49, they make to serye their
country
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28
News OF The Schools

Waltrina Robinson was absent
from school last week on account Of
/ illness.
The 7th and sth grades have or
lEanized their classes by eleeting adj
visOrs and officers.
Myrtle McFadden of the 7th grade
enjoyed q very pleasant visit in
Syracuse, Kansas. Saturday,
IOrin Sherman, who has Just re-
turned from an extended visit in
the East, entered school last Mon
day.
Ask Vernon Newbanks where the
doubletree pin OF that hay wagon
went but, be careful about saying
why?
| The Department boys have or
ganized q ball team. They hope to
be able to play the business men in
the near future.
Mary Ressiguie spends much Of
her time at the reading table. Mary
is very bright student and does
not have to study much.
Grace Stedman joined the 7th
grade for the first time this morn
ing. We hope she will like the Holly
Schools and stay with US.
The 7th grade is going to have q
debate Tues. Morning Subject
(which is the hardest, to farm or
herd cattle?" Miss Gernon will
have charge Of it.
The Department went over to the
H. 8. last week and heard Miss
johnson Red Cross nurse, tell of
some of her experiences in France
| It was very interesting indeed.
The girls of the Sth grade are
starting 4 Red GROSS knitting club
our first meeting was held last Sat
at the home of Mrs Hinton and
Mrs. Knuckey taught us how to
knit.
! The school gained good idea Of
/ the size and scope OF the Red Cross
from one wife ksr5ws from exper:
fence when Miss Lena johnson gave
accounts of the conditions and re-
quirements in the field work in
| France.
The sth grade have a reading
table that the members of the class
are keeping supplied with books
and magazines. The table may be
used when the pupils have complet-
ed their work for the day. The 7th
grade cannot use it without spec
ial permit.
Twenty-Five tardies and thirty-six
absences in three weeks OF five days
each. This seems to indicate that
some one is placing other things
above school work. There being
practically no excuse for tardiness
lit should be possible to cut this
number down considerably with the
cooperation of parents.
The Spanish Cavalier No it
was the High school infancy on.
horses. In other words, the Fresh
men displayed some real freshness
last Saturday. To the Deserted VII
lage?" Yes your right this time.
They showed their individuality by
going to Coolidge. Clem Leonard
couldn't hardly get his horse home
Was it tired? We better call 1t en-
chanted or else that the road was
magnatized. The old proverb. NO
one rides alone" held invariably
true More than this any Freshman
girl can tell you which one of the
"Fresh-MenY had the easiest riding
horse. All right then advertise in
the annual.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

Jessie Wright noticed the lank
appearance of the editor and sent
in a prize head of cabbage and a
dandy watermelon the first OF the
week for which we are very grateful.
The Wrights have some very choice
garden stuff on their fine farm
north of town.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

Strayed- one black mare. weight
u or Is hundred. brand unknown,
cut on right hind heal and may
limp q little. Liberal reward for
information leading to her discov-
cry. Notify Frank DeBus.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

A new line of grey hats. in the
new shade-just received several
different shapes and styles.s Come
in and see them. priced very low.
May Taylor Millinery,
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

We now have complete line Of
hats for children-hats in all styles
and colors. BE sure and see them,
this week. Miss May Taylor, Mil
linery.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28
COLORADO MUST BE
LAD8LED AFTER OCT. I
Law Stipulstss In5esmation which
Must AppsaS On Label. Bulletin
1xplsiAs

The labelling requirements under
the Seed Act requires that all field
seeds sold. Offered or exposed for
sale within Colorado for seeding pur
poses in the State 10 lots of five
pounds or moro shall be labelled.
No particular form Of label or tag
is required, but It must contain the
information on the following sug-
eested label:
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

A good supply Of McCormic bin
der twine at the Holly Hardware Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

salesman ...........,... .................
Write for Colorado Seed Labora-
tory Bulletin No. !, which gives in
full the Seed Act, and explains it's
main provisions W. Robbins.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins Calorad.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

Watch for Klearfax when it ar.
rives.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-28

III In CO1OfndO.l
NoxiOus Weeds: Name and NuIpber
per ID. Of each In ex1ess Of seed in
S grams Tor 80 seeds per h.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
vSaq 0ap" / @aar.

5oa megct al16et Mlfjnftlgcr Gin
0er1e MI ON Gage, at ocn aarligc
Sag 0op" nelten glemmcs; men
oerne Sn6lanlina al Mi0lcr til
~Giiiting Nurles" Neutrality-suspicious.:
orbejbe fonot 5teo / @oor. Torbe-
rebcller bar truffet for at gjprc Sn0=
iomlingen beore prgonilerct chs no
gen 5in0e, loo l1obDttet frnr0c bli-
be ltprrc cnb bibtil. Sen fpn11l1cnoc
&intcr trnnges Ser til @julp ri
n%polioc1t6c Spgc, %, bco at mm1
poo Cog 0ap" p0er lit @i6rog til
bette Mrbejoe, oil u&iliting N1ries"
blipe lat / 5tor6 ti1 at bclpge bisi,
5pge og ifoffe Sem bet %fornpon>
Hleje. SO ltdrre l1obpttet al S1o-
lomlingel1 pou rSag 0op" blipcr,
oelto mere @jelp fon SET poes Sc
fattige 5pge pg 6eres npolioen0e
Tamilier. &ell1ltntet al Srbi omli11-
gen blep ober 100000. Dette Be1pb
bar lat iom Weaalet, oa troos Set
urolige og ubcbogc1ige SEER naae0es
Set oltlao.
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Sc afifebigebe Sporbp9nsmGnb.

5tate1s Hublic 5afetD Gommis-
iion, lom bilog0e 5poSboensmenbe=
ncs 5trejfe / Minneopolis % ct.
Saul, bar, efter en- foretagen Mf=
bering, beorOret 5porpognsielifabet
til at toge tilbage "A al Sc 81
MGnO, iom bleb a%fifeoiget fpr
.Strejfen brpb n6.
commissioner me66e!er, at al Sc
13,, iom fife ifal gjeninoiettes, bar
Scr l1ogle, lom fripillig bopoe oplogt
ocres 5tillinger, me6ens ser for an
ores Be6fommen6e bor tilltreffelia
@rulto til 6eres Mfife6igelle.
Mepr9lentanter for Sporpogns=
lclifobct - Sicepreit6enten og to
M0Dofoter - lpgte Mbgang til 9if.
observation-disclosures Mfbgringer
men bette bleb negtet DEM.
Siffcrbe6sfommislionen formane1
5poruognlelfobet og oets Men>
til life at foretage Jig roget Ser
fon f9re til, at 5trejfen bliper falo1
ii! 2ipc igjen, me0e11s &rigen ltaar
non. p
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
'SpIbaterne "a eNnIen.

Si be11leoer O~pnprflombe6en paa
omltooenbe Spraob ONT 8i0rag til
Sl1legorer for Sol6aterne. = Mlle
9anl fe fltn0e u6er1 set pil0e merfeS
poa Eengepungen, bi6roge til 0e>
Sonb, lpm ifal bringe bore fnffe
5ol0oter beo Gronten li6t @1eOt
og M0lprebelle til Sui. Nogle ba1
al1ere0e 1en0t 8i6rag. Men Set e1
life nof. 5maa 8i6rog mo0tageS
meb Haoifjpnnelie og Sof og far
lenoes / Srimerfer. Set or Sc mon
&c imoa 8effe, lom bonner Scr
ltore Mo. 2a6 Sc imaa 8iorag ser
for ltr6mme inb / rigelia Meng6e
og bent life me6 at lenoe Dem, tb'
Siben er fort. Derion @aberne 1fa]
fom1ne frem til Sui, maa Sc tho
fjsbcs og oflcnbes goo Sib / Sor.
pcicn. S1,tet 8i6rog bliper mobto
get efter Is. Nooember. Sees for:
ebrigt Sproobet.
6. &osmusie lei g., Winneapolis
SIS. Mrs. Worie Collins, Bangor.
&c., 81. Mils 8. Sprenlen, Mein1e-
opolis, 81. Som 8lo6elon6, Wein.
neopolis, SOC. 6. &isberg> Minlm
opolis, SOC. George u. &asmusiea
minneapolis, 81. 6. 8. SAion
Minncapolis, SOC. ubefjen6t> 81.
q. 8objerg, M%inneapolis, SOC. -
Mrs. Subtle st. M6ams, Tonto=
l1cllo, Sn., SOC. Salt in0fonnmct
$11.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
SGllcs &efprmatipnsfeit.

ct Ne0ers % Snl111alu1els Me=
nigbeoers llngbpmsforeninger oelto<
ger amme11 me6 ungbomSforenin=
gerne i bel 40 andre lutberfe Me-
1nigbeber / minneapolis / en- fGlles
Mef ormotionsfeit / minneapolis
auditorium Mal1oog Mfte11 Sen 20.
Sftober, for at fejre &eformatio=
mems 400 Mors Subilna1m.
@eo oe1,le 2rjligbe6 bliper oct
fprlte @ar1a at alle lutberife &trfe-
fam funos l1ngoomSf oreni11ger I
Minneopolis fommer lommen til
|fplIes 5trpne el1cr Set.
Mrrol,geme1tsfomiteen teller CO.
so Meolemmer, ct fra bber 0elto=
genDe SCREENING % ct ira boer1
@irfejom fl1no. Gicefor1not1oe11 / Den:
ne &on1ite CT 8illiom BON 5tocfer
al Smma1u1els MenigbeT; g.. IS.
)5erenlen al ct. Sebers Menigbeo
ct Me6lcm al Gfsefutipfomiteen oe
al Muiif- oq @all-& omiteerne; Sbe1
|Socoblen al SmmanuelS Menigbc>
1iooer / 5inonsfomitccr, og 81. Spr:
nen1cn nj ct. Nebcrs McniQhe6 bar
inotil ban iroflptteoe 8pen, Scr
mon0 / Sall=& omitccn.
Soften ct onlagt / flor Stil. 6.
&or- pao 400 Gte1nmer TIA! iDng(
en- for SEN lrtberlfe MeformotionS
400 Mors Subile4m lfreDen &antot'
vEbe Gitp Of @o6". Selttalerl1e Bill
Der Dr. 6ronf Nelion al Minne
ioto College % Soltor 6. Mforgot
|of ct. 2ufos Menigbe0. Opl9ften6'
bliber Set biltl1of, mar Sen Dploig'
Sorlomling al lh1gOom, ser pente|
at billie fploe set ltore Mu0itoriun
til ii6lte SLABS, iltemmer nogle a
0e melt belfjen6te pg. afbo!0te lit
tberife Sa1n1er.
Sngen 8illetter lelges til 6enn'
6elt. l%1ng6ommcn far paa Sor
boan6 i1,bl friberct til ct 5on0 ii
Be1trioelie al l1ogifterne / Sorbin
6elie me6 Soften, og oe, iom ioole:
0es bor iubifriberet, bill faa M6:
gongsfort til Setter.
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Sra l1n96umsbjen11net

Mi1s Gibbs Misfen, Ser t Set
fforlpbne Mor bor babt fin @ierning
paa l~1ngoomsbje1nmet, bar moottet
Iegge fig in6 poo set norlfe 0iofo-
nisle &ofpital, bbor bl1n / 2prbogs
|fif en- lper Operation foretaget. -
Sun er meget lbog efter Sen. Sor
fin ben!ige og aobne SERBS Sfpl6
bar bun mcget ofbol6t pao ling
oomsbjemmet, og ben6es ltore 8en=
neflof boabcr, at benoes 5pgeleje if
fe ffal blibe Dberfen longt eller
1bprt.
acknowledgements jepnlige
@ielt, M11gult Sobonien, Goina,
bIep / Spnoags gfterluiSDogs poa
Safe 5trcet poofjert al CIT Ml,tomo=
bill, loa ban itprte6e ON pg fit So
be6et laaref al 8ilens elte &jul.
SAM blcb fprt til Acknowledgements,
bbor Or. 81. Yeterlen, iom bleb
tilfol0t, erf1ere0e, at set life ioa
forligt no; mn noget beItemt fun6e
fife itges, fpr Ser bleb taget ct
Hp11tgenfotograft at 6en 5oore6es
Sobe0. Sal1 blep Iaa fgrt til Sair-
bietp 5ofpitol, pg 8ille6et taget.
Set bite at Ser life bar ifet noget
8ru6 poa Sjernelfallen, iaa forbao=
bentlig bill Sobanlen un0er lit Sp=
bolb pao So1pitalet fomme go6t
oDer 5elger11e al set, Ser let f11n6e
bore bleDen en- flor l1!pffe.
- S 5enoogs Mftes bolbt 8rp=
fesior @isle 8otbne, Minnelotas
%1niberiitet, Toreorog paa ung0oms:
bjemnet. Ser bar ful0t Sns, og meb
SpmRrfiombeb fulgte Soriamltnger
8rpfeslorens Sale ON 8iGrn1Hern(
Bjgrnlpn. Som gaD en- &arafterilti1
af Diqterel1 og Solfebbboingen ion
Sen, Der meo fine rige gDner og iir
mpgtige Meteorological iamleoe oe
norife Soft til gnbe0 og Sellesifaf
Ii &iarligbeoen til 2ar6 og Sol
og ! Mrbejbet for 5rtbeo % Srenrl
ifriot. On &pffe Greet al 8iernions
2ib bseb inoflettet for at ilInitrert
og opIDie Dars @arafter, 8erlonIig.
Deb % girfe. SoriomIingem iang.
Sn, ri elffer bette 2m1oet, Ser Tic.
ger ct 2o1,o, naorer mig paa, %
SlSeg BIZ barge nit 2a1t6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Kirker OF Foreninger.

DEN DANSK- NORSKN METHO.
DIST KIRKE. Hjernet af Broad
way OF Is. st., afhelder sine Guds.
tjenester som fslger: Pradiken
Ssndag Form. III. 1890. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sendag Aften ri. 7.45; literart NJ
de de ire ferste Tirsdage / Maane-
cen. BsnnemSde liver Onsdag A.
ten Ki. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STBPHANs
KIRKE, Hjarnet at Orleans og Ste
ems Street. Gudstjeneste hver
ssndag Form. XII. II. ssndagssko-
le ri. 8.
s. 6. Mn6erim 2oge Scr. 81, 9.
8. g., me6er lite og 36ie Sre6ag
/ Maaneben poa &obal Mrcanum
Sail, 81. at ct. Neter og 4tb
Streets.
Soreningcn n@ootbaab" mgoer
Z. og 4. Sbr0dg pdd ToDdl Nfcu-
mum Sail, 81. of ct. Setter og 4tf
|@treets.
Soreninger Danmarfs Conner
LAT 9. g. 8. s. meber l.. og 3.
|2er6ag paa &oDal Mrca1111m 9aIl,
Isl. at ct. Beter % 4tb Strcets.
G%leorora Gbriitine 2oge Nr. sc
9. g. g. mp0er 26en og 4oe SnS=
bug / Maaneben pao Minnebobo
Sail, 81. of Off og Tranf1ing 5ts
Soreningen vDanmarfs Dstre'
meoer 1. og 8. Sirsbng / Sen mt
Sb6 Gellom Sall, 1856 9tb ct.
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8e8rapclie.

S Ma10aas jor6felteoes paa
2ofelpooo Cemetery Gbr. Senien ct.
2ouis Eorf. Mfopoe bar fp6t / 2pn=
itrup, @en0ipsiel, ocn IS. S1tli
1852. @o1t bor boet / ct. 2o11is
&orf / 80 Mor % arbejbet bco oen
iomme Sobrif / Is Mar. San bar
cn goo oonif Mal10, cit itille Natur
og CIT &riltel1. @o1 bar Mcolem al
0onif 8ro6eriomfuno. Sen itore
5fore Menneifer, joni bar 1an1e
beo Soroeferoen, og Sc mango
8lom1 ter> bite, at SEN Mfbeoes @en=
nefrebs bar ltor. @on eftcr!o0er fig
g 5prncr % 2 9ptre. 80 8rp6re
Dor fer.
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8ri|en paa Mrlf MT II Gents.

Otter en- !&onferel,cc me0 6. $.
Marcb at Statens &1,blic Safety
Commission ug ligelebes 1om en-
Sglge al be al benne &omnisiion
foretagne Mfbgri11ger bor CHILLING
bDernes Me1feprooucenters Sore.
ming neoiat 3riien poa Malf til
II Gents pr. 4uart / Mi1neapolis
og ct. Saul.
5DillingbDernes Melfeprobuce1'.
ters Sorening bapoe fpr f1nogiort,
at 8ri1en pau W9lf oen 1. Oftober
ifuloe forb9ies til IS Gents pr.
Quart; men HubIic Sdfetp Conn
misiion iotte en- Chopper berfor og
tit Mglfefompagnierne til at ifiars
af Ell Gent og iette Nrilen til IL
Gents. Denne npe 3ris al IL Gents
ipntes Hl.blifum ogiaa par for bgj,
% Minneapolis 8proao % u2abors
saopal 2egion" fit 8r1blic 5afetp
9onmisiton ii! at afboloe Mfbprin-
ger for at finoe Mariagen til Hris.
forbgjelien. gn Reoa,ftion al Ell
Gent bleb 5glgen.
Den 11pe Yris at II Gents pr.
Auart geloer til 1. December.
0berit 6. $. Marcb, gbef 70,
Bnblic Safetp Commissions Mfoe
ling for Maoparer, flyer d glfbg
ri11eer1re iffe er nfilrttez % a De
81 en- !Ml)ltligbeo or, al U~salfebof,b
ler11e bil bIipe tp1ngef I'll 81 neo
ip'he Nriieu etlonu rlere
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Set blep en- 5nfces.

S MunDug5 MorgeS aabneDes en-
Gampogne for 9cgningen al Be 16
Millioncr, ion Set bar blepet Tibet
ct. Saul at poe 1om lit 8iorog til
set 9. S%ribeoslaon 1917. &omiteen,
Ser bapbe Omlorg for &agnen,
lotto eli Sis al 3 Gage til at foa
set iomIcbc Beleb teglet. Sg Oct
Ipffebes mes @lons. Da &omiteens
forFie.lige Me0lemmer lamleoeS |
Dnsbogs Mftes for at bpre Be 1tolte
Meooelelier, piite oct iia, at ober
II Millioner por tegnet, bpllfet
be6re ems noget an6et piier ct.
@ouliternes Y%otriotisme og Sillig:
beb til at bore mes til at ifuffe Sc
MiDler til Geje, lom er np0benotge
for at &rigen fan blibe fprt til Gn:
oe poo en- ~lufcesful0 Muaoe fo1
Mmerifos Gebfommen0e.
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Ghiragn.
ApbIelsoaasailbe.

Srpfen airitine l1liteo fpl0te /
2pr0ags 40 Mor % bar i oen Mn<
leoning @jen1tan0 for megen Op=
m9rfiombe0 ira mango 8enner %
Befien6te, Ser ien0te Masier al
8lomfter og neutrality-suspicious.
mer. Om Mftenen feireoes Sg0lels>
6agen / Srf. ulite0s populGre Ste
Ituurant: Sen banife gafe", %
mnt1ee Dor De itnl,ffe % biertelige
|Dro % Bnifer, Der peo be11r1e Sci
|ligbeo notaltes for Dor 6bgtige %
intelligence 2o1ibsnar1oit1be.
agbicogogo often fpier fin Gut.
grif1ing TIC Be manages.
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Gbiueopbrrttere

fra lefs .5tater beniti!le6e forleoen
Gag paa ct Meoe, iom bol6tes !
Baterloo, Sa., til &egieringen al
|iatte en- Misunderstanding for spin.
|De u6taIte, at set Dilbe bIibe MOO
penoigt for at faa Sarmerne tic al
lpgge iig efter sDineabI en- enonu
|iferre n~oifrafnine enD fsr for d
|i1foffe not s5SInif nRite Mar. De oil
boDe Nrifen boieret pna Msaigpri-
'@ierlie. ss
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9lrbejbe iur &pbc @prs.

5irs0og Gftermiobag por Ell
&reos al 6onife &pinOer iamlet Dos
Mrs. 81. S. 5arpgaaro for at be-
guide ct Mrbejbe for &pbe &ors.
Set bleb bei11,ttet at tagc fat, %
np1tc Mpbe bploes fannie Ste6 -
2516 6. %. ct. = Sors6og SEN
s. Mob. Mlle inobp6eS penliglt til
at bore meb t bette gooe Mrbej6e
for bore 5olootor. Ser fan blipe
nof at be1tille, 6o ser CT @orn. nof
at itriffc al.
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u0nnmarfs 0ptreHs

@pitfcit i Nr. ITS Sail 2proags
blep en- ltor 5ufces: Eropful6t Sus
pg ltrao.cl1Oe @l1mer. ~anffeiloooer"
lptllet al Spitreuc Mrs. Mgnes Sgr-
gcnlell % Mrs. 5tump, gjor6e ltor
2pffe, bboo oer ogioo moo iiges ON
0omelangfore1lingen uSllinoiS", Ser
1ong flcre 5unge og mlaatte gipet
ct Oo=Gapo Summer. Deres opgtige
0irigent, Muitf6ireftpr S. IS. Sen=
len, bopoe nlcgen 9gre al ~Sllinois"
BrGl totioncr. %s(flpringen at ul1ncll
Son" bar meget %Dellpffet. Soc
bar ErGmie-Solicn til 5. g. Sen.
lens flinfc Orfcitcr.
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Su @eIt Denmark.

Mrs. 9. 2%S11gc1nann, 1886 5nm'
nit Mbe., %afrejlte / 2prbogs til &elt
Denmorf, @is., for at oberD9re Sc
grnnellen al benbes Snfe1, so. 6.
Ye6erlen, bpis 9pDSfal0 hi an6et
5te6s giper 11ermere Weobelelie
ON, og Iom begrabe6es UNDER meget
flor 0eltogelie ON ManOagen. WerS.
SeSngemann toni tilbage Tirs0og @f=
termi06ag.
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ct. .tStefans &uia6efpreniua.

Spn0ag often SEN 81. Oftober
%begpnoer ct. 5tefans &tiroefore
ming i9jen at ierpere Mftersma0 i
&irfens 8oieneut> og 6ercftcr Sen
3. 5enoag / bper Maaneo igjennem
Gintereu. Otter Mftensmooen er Ser
gierne ct lille Mellemrum> bpor Ser
CT 2ejligbeo til Samtole> til at bil-
le poa gomle &enner pg. ltiftc ny
@efjenotifaber, Oerefter lon1 &egel
Spl9Sning eller S%oreorog og Gang.
&pi11oeforeningen er g11oo beo at je
Sc gon1le Scnmer iajen, men pllifer
ogl aa, at mo1,ge flere 111ao finoe
&ejen. &irfel1 ligger ioln befjenbt
poo @jernet al @bcrbart Mpe. og
Cd. Street.
q. 81.
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%2nnablpmiteus Mfbelinaer

i ct. &au!. bill afboloc ct Sorflgoe=
lolg. 9orsbog oen IS. Oftober
Nortb Central Commercial Glub
poa llniperittp Mbe.;. man 1tiger al
Spprppgnen peo Slice Street. Mle
Genner al 2Dngblomiten CT in0b11Ot
til 5alget, Der bol0es bele Oogen.
M0go11gen CT fri.
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@nmnoltifen.

- 2erer g. Seoin, Ser TOM ber
til 2anoet fra Danmorf for ca. ~
slor iioea1 % g. Mielien, %l1ngoo,ns-
bjemmet> bnr begac facet Mnlpttelie
lom @pmnaltiflgrere pe6 De offent=
lige 5foler ber / 8pen, fpr1tnebnte
pcb Srbing pg Sorace Greeley.
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SfficieIt aabnct.

ct. Saul 8ps offentlige 8ib1io-
tbef bleb 1i0jte Ons0ag formelt aab=
net peb en- Geltligbe0, Ser bol0tes
ONT @ftermio6agen og Nftenen. -
8orgmei ter Srpin og Brp1toent
Burton, l1niperittetet, tulte. S Oct
1io1te Mors 5i0 bar 8Dgningens
@%jploeretoge peret benpttet til ST.
bIiotefets llblaons= pg 2elelofaler,
1on1 MI ptl blipe / 9oDe0etage1.
Bibliotefet err inorcttet efter alle
gtutioens 5or0ringer. ge1 geroel
set, ou1 ollie 8pens 8oryere pil BE-
11Dttc set paa rctte Maooe.
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0folnneapolte.
Erihebsluanet

Sc 900, lom ber i 8pen CT uOe
for at lelge 2ibertp 8on6s, naae0e
BEN fprite Sag (Man6ug) at af-
|iatte for gobt 3H Millton Dollars
S Sirs0ags belpb 5olget Jig til not
oper 2A Willion.
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Sri 8elgpre1be0sf oreningen Sor'
glemmigei ofboloer lit nglte Mfpoe
Gns6ag Sen "a. Oftober bos Mrs.
ab. Gnesion, 1924 @anoolpb ct
Msaan fonlmer oertil beo at benptte
z. Street % Smelling Mre. Spor-
nog,t og ltaar al oeo Griggs ct.
Glen set mi life + M1le En- pelfom1le,