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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

bia. then he means that we are sorne-
thing less than an enemy of Ger
many and Austria. We ought to make
1t clear to the world that we are
neither an untrustworthy friend nor
an frresolute foe. Let us clearly
show that we do not desire to pose
as the umpire between our faithful
and loyal friends and our treacher-
Gus and brutal enemy, but that we
are staunch ally of our friends and
the staunch foe OF our enemies.
When the German people repudi-
ate. the Hohenzollerns, then, and not
until then, will it be time TO dis
criminate between them and their
masters hope the senate and the
house will pass some resolution de-
manding the unconditional surren-
der OF Germany as our war aim and
stating that our peace terms have
never yet been formulated or accept
ed by our people and that they win
be fully discussed with our allies
and made fully satisfactory to our
own people before they are discussed
with Germany
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
British Feel They Are No
Longer Mere Onlookers
In Peace Farley
STRONG LANGUAGE
IN TEE DOCUMENT
Lond on Hopes It Will
Bring The Discussion
To An End
CBy Associated Press.>

London, Oct. 25.-The text of Presi-
dent Wilson's reply to Germany is
given great prominence in the even
ing newspapers, which quote with
satisfaction his decision to refer the
question Of an armistice to the allies
and his insistence that the only arm
1stice must be one which will make a
renewal Of hostilities on the part of
Germany impossible,
The Globe, which would have pre-
ferred If the President has declined to
make any reply says, however, that
his note "is quite uncompromising
and altogether admirable
After eulogizing the note as tan
admirable statement" The Times ex-
presses satisfaction that it reveals
the closest possible agreement be-
tween American and British views
The newspaper thinks that at the
moment, there is no more than a
chance that the Germans will ask an
armistice. It insists that the naval
and military arms Of the service must
be ready for such an emergency and
must be adamant in imposing ade
quate terms to make secure the policy
of which they are the instruments
The Times is gratified at the mani
fest signs OF close cooperation be-
the eastern 'front.' while '.the pres
ence Of Colonel House, who has ar
rived in France, will make for poll
tical as well as naval and military
CO. ordination.
Concerns All.
The paper further contends that
the question of an armistice con-
Germs not only the western powers
but Italy, Serbia, Greece, Czecho-
Slovaks, Poles, Jugo Slavs, Ruman
ians and Russians.
The solitary adverse criticism OF
Mr.. Wilson's note appears in The
Graphic, which complains Of the
length of the document adding:
"At such crisis bandying words
suggests a lack OF dignity and creates
a ioophoIe for further diplomatic
wrangling."
The Graphic, nevertheless prints q
cartoon of John Bull holding a copy
of the note and saying to President
Wilson: That's the sort Of stuff to
give 'em, sir"
Strong Language.
The popular comment on the Presi
dents note here is that it contains
the strongest language ever address
ed by the head of one great nation
to another in modern times. The
note is welcomed, first, because il
brings matters to a new state; furth-
err proceedings, il there are to be
further proceedings, will be in the
hands of all the governments. inter
ested. Hitherto, so FAR as the pub
lie knows, the nations associated with
the United States, and which have
more at stake perhaps than has the
United States, have been onlookers
to the correspondence. The note is
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

Democratic candidates were not re-
garded as desirable, and opposed
| their nomination.
In conclusion Senator Thomas
said the Republican organization is
seeking support for candidates who
have been severely attacked for
their course regarding the war. He
said Senator Norris. the Republican
candidate in Nebraska, ia an honest
and upright citizen
but the Senator's record for pac~
iham," Mr.. Thomas said, ''Is notorl-
GUS. IL / remember correctly he
made a speech here placing the dol
lar mark on the American flag. The
man running against him has no
such blemfsh on his record" In
Kansas. Senator Thomas said, Gov
ernor Capper. the Republican candi-
date for senator. ais notorious for
his pacifsm," while Representative
Roberts, the Republican candidate
for Senator in Nevada. the Senator
continued voted against war with
Germany"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
SEE FREE TRADE
PLANK WRITTEN
into WILSON S
PEACE PLATFORM
Republicans Take Excep.
ton to Presidents
Third Clause
tBy Associated Press.l }

Washington, ct. Z5.-Republican
contention that the third clause in
President wilson's fourteenth peace
term providing for the removal OF
economic barriers is a free trade
plank furnished the vehicle of a po-
litical debate in the senate today.
Senator Thomas of Colorado insist
ed that the President merely meant
there should be no prohibitive or ir-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

JEFFRIEs HAS INFLUENZA.
(By Associated Prees.)
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 25.--Janaes
]. Jeffrfeg, former heavyweight cham
pEon. is seriously i'll with influenza at
his ranch home near here.
70 lfh .dklpJiyi.F FS4 sh m sfr IN
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

IN 3 =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. Jos. K Jacobs and son. z I-2
s. Broadway desire to express their
appreciation of the help and sympathy
of friends and neighbors during the
illness and death of their wife and
mother, and for the many floral offer
ings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

Corrigan, sr (admirfng son In q. s..
N. unlform)-But why do they make
the pants so wide at the bottom,
Danny
Corigan, Jr.-So they can be quickly
rolled up, dad.
Corrigan, Sr. (warmly)-Ye're no
son iv mine iv ye're goin' to fight wild
yet fateI 'Tig yer Jacket sleeves tt@t
ought to be wide at tn bottom!
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
The Paris View.

Paris, Oct. 25-The official com :
ment to the Associated Press on
President Wilson's reply to Germany
can be summarized as follows:
President Wilson's latest answer
resolves the whole thing into a mill
tary question which can be decided
by F'och, Haig and Pershing.
"The situation, however, is virtual
ny unchanged, though the exchange
of notes has given. an insight into
affairs in Germany and has perhaps
hastened her internal reforms. The
next answer will have to be a mill
tary answer from her military auth
critics.
"The French people feel the ques-
ton Of the internal government OF
Germany is not SO important as an
assurance against recurrence OF
Gernany's militaristic policies, which
precipitated the war.
I'VE do not know how sincere Ger
many is about her internal reforms
We have reason to doubt the SINGER
ity of her aims in this direction. The
great thing for us is to make sure
that things shall not again be in the
same position as before the war.
AN armistice is almost impossible
ass the conditions would be so unim-
aginably drastic. An armistice would
be full Of danger il not guarded By
all sorts of conditions"
The feeling prevails in genera
among French officials that the lat
est note from the President Of the
United States is just what the allies
have been wanting to force upon the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Turkey AcQUi1es
a Sudden Desire
For lust Pedce Z

Basel. Switzerland. Oct. z5 tFia@
vas Turkey win accept peace on
the principles of right and jnatice
laid down by President Wilson.
which the new Turkish government
approves. the grand yizier, TewfilE
Pasha, lis quoted in a CoEstc ettno-
pie dispatch as having stated In par
lament.
The grand vizieF's speech was
made on the occasion of the pre-
sentation of the new ministry TO the
chamber. He said the government
would grant without delay TO all ele-
ments not only political rights with
out distinction as to nationality or
try.
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Gn Selefon pr. II Smbbpssere.

Wean bar = maaife lite belt me6
urette = billet be6enme ct 2un6s
&1ltur efter bets Mntal al Eelefo=
ret. S tibligere Ei6 for 5berrig
inotaget en- feren6e Stilling paa Oct
tie Smraa6e, i6et bette 2an6 / Sor-
Eol6 til Sn6bbggerontallet itoo me6
oct it6rlte Mntal Eelefoner.
s. 6e ienelte Mar for geIefonen
imi6lerti6 / 9nnmarf beret lan ri-
he1tbe / Sremgang, at set MI -- eff
ter bbn6 ben gamle @eoofftgr esen-
len, @tege, fortplIer os 80 menes,
at Danmarf Ell blebet Scr. 1 i SEN
ganife 8erben meo &enipn til Eele-
foters nobreoelie. Sroen for Gam
mart iDneS BET otter at bore set lille
Ms6n Der in6tager Tgreritininger1,
ioet Der Der finbes en- gelefon for
bier ~ Sno1bpggere.
v8i h1n6e bube babt en6nu flere,
'bbiS bi Blot bnb6e hnne tiIbeie-
bringe De fornd6ne Mpparater," til
fgieoe @eoaftgr SEMEN.
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uSpis It 8rep e preget air
og Saab % CODE NDbeoe dLSpI.
onten laoe BET gaa pioere fl fine
aamerater. SDis BET er neotrpfatten.
oe, bill ban laie oet for iig feb %
iartte iig ben en- afiioes arog. $50
Birfnirgen beraf rRffter lnttgt bloc.
re, ettb 8repifrtberen elp sar1r. Sao
|iig til ollie, at De ffaI ffripe lpit %
opsn1ntrenoe til Mrnbene berobre.
aDg,4 iIutteoe Mrs. gicfers, bib
lite efterla6err6e meo @g6e aors
Mrbeioa eIler set anbet arigsarbei.
Sc, efteriom Sioen gaar. Gro life,
lat Der bill blibe giort not r6en Sc,
reg Sielpl 9bers enete 8nnoage,
iom 8Dinoerne berobre forf9r6iger,
bbert Citing, De tager, % bper Mea.
ffe, De fttriiffffer, betnoer forget 8leie
% 8efpefmmeligbe0 for en- ipg eller
ifaaret So1om ! 6ranfrig."
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Seller Wil6elm % 8raf0eut
@incolr.

Selgenoe to 8repe beb6ber inger
4ommentnrer. Sc biier, life Blot
Sorifiellen paa to M9n6, men Sen
bpbe &ontrait melIem De Soccer og
sSbealer, ON 6isie to Mpno itaar
iom @epraientanter for.
On TIFF Meo6er, Srm1 Meter moo
tog fornplig fplgen6e 8reb fra @ei=
Ter 8ilbelms 8ripotiefretar:
rSanS Maieltet &eiieren bgrer,
at De bar ofret 8 S6nner for 6a6re-
lanoets 6oripor / Ben nlbprenoe
4rig. Sans Mnieitaf er umaaoelig
ooer 6enne &ienosgier-
ming, og iom Ell Mnerffienoelie er
ban gla6 be6 at ien6e Sem fit So
tografi meo @amme og egenbenoig
l1noerifrift."
Dette 8rep tiI Sran Meter, ION
! 8ararfbes bemarfd nil maa OBJ
boIoe aibet beo at tigge paa @a6en
j MISUNDERSTANDING gienfal-
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fifen bor taget 4 iii Eiensite. Mdar
@e1ernliefretere,l SET alminoeIige
tDife 2iretaseforbunb Jormattoe1t
for Joreni1,gen III geifbttelie Of ben
fanlleoe tpife neutrality-suspicious.
itri eIler 5orbunosbIuoe for ole
Creme Of NeglepIeieiagen ] Dr0 e.
Ter 9aIe, meb biitoriif % tipfolpgiif
,gegrutoelie gqar Sfranfen for ct
sSneresieipprgsmaoI, % ftilIer ngie
5olf Dlbti6ens % Ml1tioens fore
,1Sogfprere rent sSfDgge, % ole
,,aa be11nope Storbe6en % @etfer-
oigbeben j ben Sag, oe fgrer. ge
oen. Der bur BET l1beIb meo Mal11b
.eller @en ct frenfe en- s%Snteresie-
:gr,,ppes formentlige Snteresia. bar
bet iaa for De bpieife Sormaals
lSfplo; men 90 ctbpert 9fribt re1n-
% MOB felles Meaal faoer garpn-
Rer, bringer SRrrettigbeoer i Sore,
ioa beitaor @r1nofaren for al Sou
ti6Spolitif 3ig5agfnrien, i aom-
.proanis'H % i 5naffen frem %:
tiIbage."
9oerfor 5nrit1teresier iom oper.
for &igmanbsbel6et bill &atbenal1
Dape 6eqesinteresfen, samfunos-
ipnspu1ffte frem. so bette er iaa
meget mere n~gopenb;gt, Tom Gilitan-
oene efter arigen bDoen6e bill freeze
BET. ~ (SgiifoIebl. y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
STRIP op,n,tntrenbe til Solbaterne

Otter bpa6 Ser me66eles fra Sron.
ten / Sranfrtg, er. 6e. 8repe, iom Sc
Gmerifonife Mg6re ien6er beres
goloateri9nner, ful6e al &jerligbe1
W mooerlig Smiorg, men life alti6
llige formftige. Mltfor ofte inoe-
,lbol6er 8rebene l16trDf for 9@ng-
Iitelie og 8efpmring, iom pirfer ne6.
,trDfffen6e paa Sol6aterne. 9e faar
life Blot Smaaiorgerne / Samilien
,beifrebet, men bebpr6es ogioa bpp-
,pigt me6 6e itgrre 8efpmringer, iom
.er en- Splge al 6eres SraoereIie fra
(&iemmet.
u&bis min Mo6er Blot lite biI6e
engites iaa meget, bil6e Set bore
he6re bnabe for ben6e og for mig"
ier en- l1otalelie, Tom man bgrer fra
&un6reoer of Sol6ater poo 6oipita-
,1erne / @uropa. Mrs. @6moro Sic
tiers fra Boston, iom lige rSben6t
,tilbage til Mmerifa efter / Sc ii6fte
tire Mar at bnpe oeltaget / &e6e
&ors Mrbeioet / England og Tronf-
rig flyer 6erom::
uMen6, Ser Itaar oberfor. Opera
itioner eller Mmp1tattoner, bill after
log otter ben6e ttlbage til betteBn11H.
is iaa6anne alborlige 9ieb1iffe ten-
ter 6e f6r1t og frernm1eit paa 6ereS
Mo0er, og beres it6rlte 8efDmrirg
ct, at bun muaife ffal fomme til at
lli6e. Maar en- 5oIoat ligger poa
ISpgeleiet, in6ebol6er bDer anoen
|Setning, ban flyer, Or6ene uMin
iMto6er" elIer uMin Some" elIer
rNain &ipreite" ofte ogfaa uMin
,&amernt".
nOg leg b1l0e gtertc 11ge til DC
ii1rge 8iger Der / 2anoet, at MGn-
,6ene 6erobre te11fer paa 6eres fpin=
beige 8efien6te Der meb forget Ste,
,ipeft % Sgiagtelie. ut De rnge @i-
,ger, iom Sc bar la6et tilbage er
,bpr6 at fqrnpe for, er en- Iu'1ft, iom
opbol6er og opiloner 5oI6aterne
Inrtoer &unrpene og i Sen itore 8rg=
be, r1aar De man Ii6e og 3D."
y2ao ole 8rebene be%roDrefra
|bere iaa oprlt1trenoe og iaa fuIoe
Fat NDbe6er fom m1Iigt. @Iem bel-
Ter lite at forfeue So1oatert1e, bboo
Soft berbjemme gipr for at frenrl1e
arigsarbej6H. 9e gnifer at bgre
CODE gfterretnineer ON BET Mgbe
&ors, Sribeos-2na11ene % @or ca
,bings 5tnmp @ut1paaner1.
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,Grtrablabet"s 8eereb ON ,smag-
lpsbeb".

B1aoene / @onmarf bringer nteo
&it5auS 8nr11ea11 fom Slide fglgen-
Sc. Telegram:
vMsiociate6 8reis meloer fra
|gbicago: 46 6anif-omerifanffe Gor,
enitger bar i @iberpiem 8arf af-
bold en- @run6lobsfelt og 2opali<
INSTRUMENTATION:
Ser blep u66elt Me6oljer til 80
Beteraner fra &rigen 1850 og
1854.
uofoloelien al ct 6onif-amerifanif
8lng meo 400 Stierner, ser repre-
ienterer set MntaI 6nnifzamerifanife
Meolemmer al Soreningerne> Ser er
traaot / 9ienelte / ben amerifanife
Scr og 6laa6e, bar ct Sopeomm-
mer poa Brogrammet."
S u@rtrabIa6et" / &%ipbenbabn,
Ser u6gibes al Mftieielifabet v8oli-
tifen", ierberes bette Telegram I'm
Ser Operifriften uDmfe-amerifnnf
Smagl6sbe6" me6 Mn6ertitler
r@runolopsfeit og artgsagitation".
&pori u5magldsbeoen" beitaor,
6eftnerer @la6et life nermere. Set
fful6e ogiaa ipnes banifeligt.
Soften / Chicago blep feiret al
.9anife, Der er omerifanffe 8orgere.
9e plejer Bbert Mar at miroes Mors<
bagen for Ben banffe @runblobs 81
belle, og Tom befien6t bleb @r11n6-
1oben til 6elpis fom Sg1ge al % mi6t
timber ben fenite, ieirrige lespigife
&rig MOB @reusien, ligeiom Sen fe<
1.cre blep beifaaret og lemIeitet io1n
Selge al BEN on6en, 1tIpffelige 11es<
bigife &rig moo Breusien og 9itrig.
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@run6lob og &rigene me6 EpifIan6
ct ioale6es af gammel Cato. Set
fumes 0erfor ganife naturligt, at Sc
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meo En- 9em%onitration til Wre for
oeres nDe Sp6relan6> Tom of rent
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ben op MOB BEN brutaGe Magt, Ser
for goot ct balDt bun6re6e Mar ii6en
beieire6e og ienoerlenme6e set lille
9anmarf.
r@mag1esbe6n" tan ifienfes CT
t%rablaoet".
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Der i grinorit1gen set bergmte 8reb,
|iom 8rafioent 2incoIn UNDER Dor
gerfrigen freb to Mrs. 8irbp.
Qit1cnrmaH rnn innrnana.

0SLAlt0Syt ILLGO III OtLS. 0ltUY. -
2ineoIns ggrep Igo ioaIeoes:
uajere Bruel Man bar Rrias-
bepartementets MrfiDer biit mig en-
|erflaring fro @eneral-Moiutarten
Nasiacbufetts ON, at De ct Mo<
Der TT 5 SGnner, Tom meo ggre er
|falone pnd slag11areen. Seq feIer,
bpor ibagt % f%r1gtesIplr set maatte
bore for mig meo Orb at forfgge at
faa Gem til at glemme 6orgen ober
ct laa operbnlbe1rbe Sob. Meen lea
fan lite afboI6e mig fra a tilbpoe
Sem BEN 8rgff, Jon finoes gGffften
fra ben @epa1blH, for bbis greIie
[be opoe. Seq beoer, at Dor bimmel-
tie Sober maa mtlone @merten / De-
reg Sab og tim efterlaoe .Dem Dem
|fierlige Grinoring ON Dem, De el-
1teoe % miiteoe, og BEN b~giti6elige
|Stoltbeo, fom Sc maa fgIe ODER at
Lobe 1agt lac foiteligt ct Offer paa
|Sribe6ens Mter."
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Anln1frttf ny 1ft
8nnr Knra.

sE3sht.SEE s4nr SELEG~SNsa'gI GIEEirg.I ~ SSEss
pleieriferne af oct Mpoe aorg. Ntatl
tpanfer .paa benz iom Ell Del al EN-
ltor 9rgoniiatior. 81 bel, at oe,
ligeiom Seren og GlaaoenL a1betin-
get. 1naa opfploe oeres 9ligter, % al
oe ingen SID bar til felp at fortelle
,4oS ON beres Mrbeioe. Sum Sen, ser
bar mobtaget Sialpsaf Dem, beparer
Il ct tafnemligt Sierte Minoet ON
oeres Mrbeibe.
DiSie Solf, iom De bar biulpet,
bgrer til alle Mationer. Ser Ter Di
en- r11siif 5oloat meo ct taaImooigt
QnfigtSuotrpf, iom iffe tan gaa ct
IGfriot uoen at blibe minoet ON ct
$oipital i &'ief. bpor en- S%pgepIeier-
fitc meo en- bpib auppe bialp bam til
at blipe raif igien % til Brugen al
bans brRffeoe 8er. Ser bar Ri en-
Gerber, iom alorig bill funne glemme
,9ogene ! 8elgrub, bans eneite Grim
bring ON Epfus og bet @trigife
Reimbursement er 6e ntallige @Ios
lWono, iom Ell opmgrfiom Spge-
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;ifde pg itulienfe unge Menmeifer,
frantic &pin6er % BgrM ale buffer
De De opofrenoe &g6e aors Spge-
|plejerifer al alle Mationaliteter.
Set &poe aprs er. International.
Set tager til ollie 2an6e;; for6i set
fnifer at for1me ale SDge til SiRlp
,og unolatmng, noem @eniDn til &a-
&c eller Grosbefienoelie. 6om 89b-
n1erinoe, iom Sinlenoerin6e, iom
/. &pinoe, bur6e s. tage. Gel /
bette }tore &orstog moo 5Dg6om og
|9g6. Naar e0erS M91r6 er tagne
bort eller maa forla6e e0er, 11aor
eoers Slerte blgoer og eoerS SiGl er
.fplot at 2Rngiel efter at 'fglge me6
Dem for at pleie Dem / N96 og Spg=
I6on1 paa S1agmarferne og bore Dem
l1Rr, naar Dp6en fal6er S &abiin-
Der Der / Mmerifa, iaa .langt borte
fra benz, S ton life eiere an6et en6
rrtrgitningsful0t oberla6e oenne
&armbiertigbebsgierning til set &6,
fe aorS' 5pgepleierifer. &ialp ben-
&c til at biplpe bem; bielp til at
Lobe @an6ager, 6orbin6tnger, &le6=
ningSitpffer iaa .burtigt, iom S fan:
Sngen Maoleltof fan .anlegges
for 9pofrelierre og Mrbe6et, iom
.Inoferes al Mmerifas &binoer;; 6e er
i%foreneoe / bette Mrbei6e / ale 8per
|og 2an6sbper / De Sorene6e @toter,
] Nrbei0et for set &e6e &ors. 2p<
iene al 6ette @ors thinner / bunore6e
.og tufin6e al De forifiellige Mrbei6s-
rum, / bbilfe Nationens &pin6er ar
,beloer, arbei0er ultanieligt,
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Mabopenfab.

pGobmorgen. Seq fomr1er for d
femme Deres 8inro."
rsSatsen, leg bar ifffe fenot 8ub
,efter Dem"
r9eei Grlae, men Maboer1,e iaeoe,
leg buroe b6re inbenfor."
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@pom,ng.

OltDe QQO1lPI nDl SQl10 I 9"CRrDe0en
If Go6p, @Doming. Gate 8ie1p Ga
nal 60. bar UNDER Carp apoen facet
i 6eres geiio6belie 5000 Mccres, ION
De mi bar. Irrigated" og giort
brughort for 2an6br11g, Dete. 2ano
bill Selffubet ialge for SO. Gents pr.
Mcre-25 Gents, naar 2anoef. ober-
tages, og Is Gents, ,1aor Sc enoeIi,
ge Bapirer paa 2an6et nDtages.
! Set ct life &omeiteao 2ano. Set
te Sclifab bor faoet 2onoet al Sta
ten 8poming og u6bp6ers oct mi til
ttsolg til 6enne lobe Hris.. Man bar
fipgtet for; at peo at ;figbe bette
.2an6 bil6e man mite fin @et til at
,,optage 9omeitea6., Set er bog life
1Silfnl6et, for6i 2anoet tilbgrer priz
|bate @iere. 2onbet fnn fpbes i
i8artier fro 40 Mcres til16D Mrres.
Set frebes 6og for at optdge 2on6
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,,enobioere frpbes set, at eli .Gierbe-
bel al set ban6e6e 2ano ffaIbere
lumber Hlop, fer Sc ii6ite Napirer
boa 2an6et Tan faces.
Mlt 2an6et .er UNDER fltn1ttg @an-
oing, 0g for at funnet tage znoget
,af bette 2an6 er set ~np6pen6igt at
ifaffe tit &et til at BRUCE @anoet fra
Safe 8iem Canal Company. Dette
,Selifab bar forbebolot fig @etten
til at ifaffe 8ano til 2anoet; men
8Doming @tat bar faftiut 8riien
paa @an6 pr. Mcre, nemlta til $50.
,9d bill iige for B ltan6ie. Moor mar
!, bar 6enne &et betalt EN- Gang, ba1
man 8an6 frem6eles frit. Disie
$50 ct betalbare pan lgrlig go6e8il=
faar;; man betoler nemlig Inn en-
I5ieroeoel fontont; Meiten betoles /
I'll lige itore anrlige Mfbetalinger..
,9bis fontant 6erimpo betales for oe;
bele> giper Selifabet en- onie1ig Gis-
count.
2anoet er go6t. Set er fri for
,Sten og Erqitrbber ,og fon p!ejes,
1om set CT. Sboo Ser i9rlig opless
ber, er @res, @maaieo, Srngt og
Sltfferroer; men MGeri6rift %
&ppgabl er ogiaa in6brineen6e,
bboo maaife ierlig bill interesfere
Sfan6inoberne.
&boo Sorbin6elie me6 Omber6e-
zen angoar, iau er Ser auere6e2an6=
l%l'o1frlte, iom gaar bber Sag; og
Helefon 2inier gaar Ser 1ige forbi
1aa set bill life pol6e itore 8onifeliq-
,be6er ut faa tnitalleret EeIefon.
Set er 10 ct meget lille @tpffe
.2an6 at n6bDbe til Solg,. og 6erfor
bill BET fitfffert bore iolgt ne1ten
itrofS ,naar oct bliber aqbnet, s. Is.
Mltgnit. Soft, Tom bar beret ser
|uoe, mener, at ! 2Gbet at nogre fuo
Mar bill bette 2an6 bore oppe / &ris
IhgeIaa bei iom 2ano i Sonia, Min-
neiota eller @isconiin.
Sranf g. &eifb, Misim1la> Mont.,
Ell Mgent for .2ofe Biep Canal Co.,
Iog BON mener life, ser fin6es be6re
|2m6 Sc Sorene6e Stoter til Sen
8ris. So, set er bel iau at iige set
eneite funi figt bon6e0e 2on6, Tom
for Sioen n6bb6es til almin6eIiqt
|Snlg pan 6enne Big.
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n2ps % Sfpsse at Dtto BON
@ebant5. d
&nF bOr Bosbanbd.

Aas 8Sser fra bort Eager f.n,e.
portofrit rneb 8affepoit, eller 81,
Yreis; men suifer 1.an #atseus as.
fnreret n,da 5 Gents efstra n,ebfpI.
q geitiIIineen.
8. M~asntnsien g.,
72O.722 60. 4b Ct,
minneapolis, N.iru.
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Oil unrr Ahnnnrntrr!

Sen lite Sui. traabte ben n9e
Boitlob ! Strait, bborbe6 5orienbel-
iespmfoitningerne for 8la6et bltper
betbbelist forbpiebe. Bette !, t6orbin'
belle n1eb Sc itebie ftisenbt &apir-
priier ps alt anbet, Der bgrer til 8la-
bets beitemte 11bsifter, Arbeibslpn
ETC., air. set npbbenbist, 7at Mbon'
utnterne betaler Blaoet SOrifnb,
Arbeibslpn % &orto e. fontant bper
ltge. &apir % alt ambetabper 30
Gage.
81 ton berfor lite MT sibe lGnsere
@enitanb, men t1taa anrtpbe salle o1t
at betale, bells bbab BE ffplber os Il.
gelebes i Turifnb.
&enli8ft
%11bgiperne.
t.Ig 8. yEE-.r-H sI&J sgt Es+raE EE.tSS "-A.sSL ayt. .Es-EE
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Opsigelse at Bladet maa ske
i betimelig It'd for subskrip-
tionen or udl6bet. resistance
Gjald maa vedlagges og tages
da tilt6lge.
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sSnoen ~Triefsemplarer.

sE#V.t-Es ~ <$SS$t= <eg
Spm tibligere mebbelt ! bore 8e-
fienbtgiprelier fer / 8la6et bar 8e-
eieringen forbnbt, at Der efter lite
Mugmit mbienbes Tri-@fsentplarer Of
Mpi|er % S~ibsifrifter, % i tan
6erfpr, b%esbnbenbe meb bette M,tt.
met, TIM ien6e bprt @la6 til iaa-
1anue, lpn1 er billige til at betale
for famine. 81 bar II 2igbeb me6
6e fleite arbre @labnbgipere-babt
abffi4ige Gri-@bonnenter, % set
&c n1nligt, at hi enbn1t lite bar bbrt
fra alle iaabanne. Sfml6e set Der
for benbe, at bette 8lab bliper ien6t
til uogetl, ior1 life buffer, at bore
betalenbe monneut, beber hi bent
gigre % upm9rfipm paa Teiltagel.
len / 2pbet af BE nefte 2 Tiger =
oct bill fse ! 2bbet al Mnsnft -, ba
III mobiat Galb ital tillabe ps at
betragte benz iom faite M%bonnenter.
@rbpbigit
1~16giberne.
Nb &pt1aa.
Sen 46e Srli Photographers en-
a1p &omm:
n2bs % Sfpsge at Otto bon
Sebant5. -
9enne ct ligeioo ipenoenoe ION
0e to iioite GorteIlinger, ser bor be.
Get 8laot, og bore 2eiere bill fgI.
.ge bent1e meo famine sSnferesie. sci
beoer bore 8enner o11befale 8looh,
boor be bar anIeoning, for 0erDeo
at ffnffe npe Monnenter.
RDe @onnenter erboloer set us.
TONNE at @omane1 frit.