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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-16
Reconstruction
Plan Discussed
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. 10. - The nrst
formal step toward a peace recon-
struction program in congress was
taken today when a senate judiciary
subcommittee, headed by Senator
Overman, of North Carolina, began
consideration of the Overman bill for
a reconstruction committee to be ap-
pointed by the President, In lieu OF
the legislative commission, Senator
Weeks, of Massachusetts,. Republican,
has proposed a joint congressional
committee. and Senator Cummins, OF
Iowa, Republican, has. presented a
different plan, for six joint congress
sional committees instead of one, to
study various branches of the recon
struction work.
A caucus Of Republican senator's
will meet soon to receive q report
from caucus committee which is
understood to be prepared to recon-
mend the Cummins plan.
Fast Company, Princess Monday.
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ParLeyS About
German Fleet
OUer Peace Terms

London, Nov. 15.-Prelimanary
discussions concerning the handing
over Of the German fleet were held
tonight at Roayth. on the Firth OF
Forth, Scotland, between Admiral
Beatty and delegates from the Ger
man sailors and soldiers council ans
German Vice Admiral Meurer.
g.. PreIiminaries Pleasant.
When the cruiser Koenigsberg,
which brought the German delegates
arrived off the Isle of May, on the
Scottish coast this afternoon, it was
met by British vessels which escort.
ed it to Rosyth. The preIiminaries
SO far have been carried out without
a hitch and 1t is not expected the
Germans win quibble over details
The discussions probably may end
at Saturdays meeting OF the delega-
ton. "a a -L T..
American officers will be present
at the surrender OF the German high
seas fleet. aE
1T has not yet been determined
whether the United States viii be
represented at Constantinople.
Fast Company, Princess Monday.
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IS Years Old;
Knjts IS Socks

A pair of socks for each year Of
her life is the knitting record of Mrs
Adam SPOTS, who on Friday, Nov
Is, her 85th birthday anniversary
completed her S5th pair of socks
Mrs. Spots makes her home with
her son-in- law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Pearson, sol Four
teenth street south.
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Pearson entertained at dinner COM
plimentary to Mrs. Spots. Covers
were laid for Is guests including the
honor guests daughters, Mrs. c. r.
Travis, of Mayville, and Mrs. H. u.
Thomas of Oberon, N. D., and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. L.. Spots
of Dilworth, MINI.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Carpenter, who
have been guests at the home. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lewis. 1902
Third avenue south, for the past
week, leave this afternoon for Itha-
ca, N. Y, where they will visit their
son in law and daughter, DIR. and
Mrs. Tainter. After the visit there
they will go to New York City, where
Dr.. Carpenter will spend some time
in taking a, special work at the hos
pitfalls in that city. After he COM
pletes his course they will go to
New Orleans to spend the balance OF
the winter and will return to Fargo
in the spring.
Mrs. R. S. Lewis, 1902 Third av-
enue south, left this afternoon for
Minneapolis, to spend "a week visit
ing at the homes of her son and
daughter Flaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lewis, and her son-in-law ano
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Brai-
sted.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
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German Troops
Hold Shoot FEST

Paris, Nov. 6.-Conditions in
Brussels on Tuesday and Wednesday
were as disturbed as on Sunday and
Monday owing to, many clashes
among German troops says the
Bruges correspondent OF LInforuaa-
ton. In fight in which machine
guns were used at the northern rail-
way station, twenty soldiers were
killed.
and carrying red flags, paraded up
commissioned officers were forced
to hand over their arms and the
marks OF their rank were torn off.
Officers were driven from the streets
and those found hiding in private
houses were killed.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Mrs. j. o. Johnson, of Moorhead
who has been i'll with pneumonia. il
recovering rapidly in q Fargo hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Grimm were IL
from their farm in Moland township
today to do some shopping.
Erick Grinde, of Kragnes, and Ed
Johnson. of Averill were visiting
farmers in the city today.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Render are Wis
itors today from their farm in ALI
anre township.
Otto r. Kelting. general merchant
at Downer, was in the city today. He
says, he has been kept busy buying
potatoes for several weeks past.
William H. Ferris ana his son, Al
bert. were visitors on Friday froD'
Thomas Guinness, of GAINESVILLE, at
tended the meeting of the Republican
county committee in Moorhead Friday
evening, and later participated in ths
shriners' doings in Fargo.
farmer, transacted business in Moor
head Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Render are vis-
itors today from their farm in ALI
Mrs. clara F. Richards. teacher o.
the Grover school in Moland township
is the guest of Miss Margaret Rich
ards, of Moorhead.
Oscar H. Askegaard, Holy Gross
township, and o, e. Tangen, of Krag-
mes, were among the visiting farmers
in the city today.
Paul Erickson, one of the old set
tiers of Keene township, was a BUSH
ness visitor in Moorhead today.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
Adv.
IYnrrr Oh q ,.1in fstt ~ nirn,. r,,.;r.r...
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In the District Court OF the United
states for the South Eastern Division,
District OF North Dakota.
Ia the Matter Of Max stern, Bank
riIpt,
Notice is hereby given:
That the stock, fixtures, tools and
contents Of shop Of Max Stern. Bank
rupt located at No. 10. Broadway.
Eargo. cass County. North Dakota,
win be sold on Thursday, November
ii, 1918, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
store building at No. 10 Broadway,
Fargo. North Dakota. in the manner
as herein specified:
That the stock in bulk, the fixtures
III bulk, and the tools and contents OF
shop in bulk. win respectively be sold
separately;
That sealed bids, accompanied with
certified check for ten per cen: there
az viii be accepted by the trustee up
10 November n, 1918. at 10 o'clock "a.
III. at which time the bids received
win be opened at No. 10 Broadway,
fargo, North Dakota. and subject to
public bidding over and above the
amount Of the largest bid for said re-
spacEive buIks; all bids subject to rec
lection and confirmation OF Court.
That any person, SO desiring, can
inspect the property TO be sold by ap-
plying to the undersigned or Allen w.
Wood at No. z, Broadway, Fargo,
North Dakota
Dated this 18th day Of November, "A.
n 1913.
r. EMERY Trustee
EAT nv. WOOD,
Attorney Cor Trustee
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Fast Company Princess Monday
French to Try
Germans Guilty
of War Grimes

arts. Nov. 15.-Edouard Ignace
under secretary of state for military
justice, has ordered a judicial inqui-
~ at Lille against German officers
accused of crimes during enemy &C.
cupation of that city. This action
conforms to the decision recently
made by the French cabinet.
"These officers will be judged by a
court marital in their absence" says
the Temps, 'if the allies are not able
to secure custody of the accused.
This is the first step in such pros"
ecutions. NJ. Ignace in 1915 propos.
ed the organization of a high inter
allied court to try Germans who
committed crimes in invaded terri
tory.
Fast Company, Princess Monday
Adv
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Rich Germans Seek Cover.

London, Nov. 16.-~(British Wireless
Service british newspapers say
German capitalistic classes are en-
deavorinng to evade the war charges
facing their country. The Weather
Germans are said to be transferring
large amounts of money to neutral
countries. The result of this policy,
it Is pointed out, would naturally be to
shift the burdens OF the war onto the
shoulders OF the poorer classes.
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Attendance in the city schools is
rapidly approaching normal. is the
report of Supt- NJ. La Jacobson. on
Monday, when the schools were re-
opened, the percentage of absentees
was less than ten. This has been re-
duced daily until, on Friday, less
than per cent of the students and
pupils were absent. 1t is ex-
pected that the attendance will be 100
per cent on Monday.
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Berger" Denied
Change of Venue

Chicago, Nov. 16.--In denying to-
day a petition for change OF venue
asked by Victor L. Berger, Adolph
Germer, Vim. +. Kruse, Irwin ST.
John Tucker and J. Louis Engdahl,
Federal Judge lands said:
This court cannot permit a petit
.tion Of this kind to be made mere
vehicle. of SANDER
The defendants, indicted for all
legged violation OF the espionage act,
charged In the petition that Judge
lands was prejudiced against per-
sons OF German birth.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess.
ADV.
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Thran civilinna to Entar.

London, Nov. ia dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph from Copen-
hagen quotes message from Ber-
lin saying that three civilian politi-
lcians will enter the German cabinet
Herr Waldstein and DR.. Bernhard
Dernbrrg, former secretary of state
for the colonies. to represent the pro-
Igresstve popular party, and Matthias
Erzberger, who will represent the
tcentrists.
The summoning of constituent
assembly has now been prepared for
the correspondent says.
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Germans Destroy Ammunition.

With the Belgian Army, Friday, Nov.
15.-The Belgian forces have reach
ed Asche, six miles northwest of
Brussels. At this town an instance
was recorded of the Germans falling
to keep the armistice agreements,
which forbade the destruction of war
material. The Germans exploded sew
eral cars loaded with munitions at
the Asche station on Tuesday.
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FREEKs INDICTED.
OrtonviIIe Attorney Charged With
obstructina Liberty Bond Sales.

OFTOHVIII0 F<GkOTIIEy WIIaESSU VIII
Obstructina Liberty Bond Sales.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Nov. 16.-Ar
indictment, charging obstructing Lib
erty Loan bond sales, was returned
. against George w. Freeks, an Orion
Vile attorney by the United STATES
district court grand jury. A plea OF
not guilty was entered and the case
was continued until the spring term
by Judge Page Morris.
For violations of the liquor laws
the following were sentenced to ssrve
G0-dav terms il the Otter Tail conn
ty Jail and t. pay fines Of 500 each !:
William Hackstetn, Perham; George
B. Hanson, Christ Hamre, Elias Sand.
and Jacob Bjoren, Of Ada. and George
lSchnidt and Hans Nelson.
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Underwriters
Meet In Fargo

Open discussion of the development
of agents to meet the new conditions
incident to the war featured the fall
meeting of the North Dakota Life
Underwriters association which
opened in the Fargo Commercial club
rooms at 2 o'clock this afternoon, A.
F. Colwell, Fargo, president, is pre-
siding. Leaders in the discussion are
Thomas Turner, Fargo Harry Knee.
shaw. Devils Lake; and F. L. Conklin
Bismarck. Fifty members are pres
emit. The meeting will close with a
banquet at the Gardner hotel this
evening.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
ADV.
Fast Company. Princess Monday
ADV.
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Iflt Can Hold On

d Berne. Switzerland. Nov. 16.-If
the new German government can
carry on it's work for six or eight
weeks, the future OF the new GermG-
NY isassured, declared 'riederichxzhxz
nv is assured, declared Friedrich
Ebert, ekhe chancellor. in a speech
in Berlin on Thursday.
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German Leave Poland.

! London, Nov. 15.-The German
army has begun a, general evacua-
ton of Poland, according to an Elk
change Telegraph dispatch from
| Copenhagen quoting reports from
Berlin. German troops in Warsaw
have been disarmed and arrested, as
have all German civilians in the
Polish capitaI
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ts1H " @FkEwkWA ~ ~ ~ y
washington, Nov. 16.-By extend
ing credit Of $7,000,00O to the Czec-
ho-SIoyak national council today, the
treasury department added a. tenth
debtor nation among the allies to the
United States. Great Britain today
Italy $50, 100000 and Belgium sa.000.-
100000.
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Appealing to the Pope.

London, Nov. 16.-German Cath
oIics are appealing to Pope Bene-
dict against the heavy burdens Of
the arnistice conditions according to
q wireless, dispatch received alerts
this morning from Berlin.
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Won NIackensen yVantS Cars,

Berne, Friday, Nov. 15.-Field Mar
shall Won Mackensen, who commanded
the German troops occupying Ruma-
mia, has arrived with his staff and
1000 men at Hermannstadt, in Tran
sylvania. He has reiterated his re-
quest to the Hungarian government
for rolling stock to convey his force
to Germany.
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GERMAN AFFAIRS
SETTLING DO WIN
TO SANE BASIS.
LATEST REPORT
ReVolutionists Sink Ger
man Cruiser With Loss
of 300 Men
FRED AND WIFE
ARE AT LIMBURG
Germans Still Demand
Lifting Of Blockade,
Fearing Famine

London, Nov. Is, Friday-Former
Grown Prince Frederick William of
Germany has been tnterned at the
castle owned by his friend, Count
| Gisbert Wolff Metternich at Swalmen,
O. town in the province of LIMBURG,
Holland, says an Amsterdam dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Co. It Is reported his wife is with
khfm.
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Max Takes the Cure.

Basel, Switzerland, Nov. 16.-
Prince Macmillan Of Baden, former
German chancellor. has arrived at
Baden-Baden, with his family j.
is said he will make a long stay
there.
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Lieut.. A. A. Kramer, who, has been
In charge of the S. A. T. G. at Con-
cordia college, has been transferred
to the medical college of the Uniyer-
sity of Oregon. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Kramer have already left for the new
station at Portland, Ore.
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poIea 0ccnnx Ponen.

Basic, Nov. 16.-Polish officers from
government at Posen, capital of Ger
man Poland. Polish troops are ex-
pected to enter Posen soon, according
to The Berliner Tageblatt, which asks
the government to take protective
measures,
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CHRIsTNTAs ROxEs.

At noon today, 1913 soldiers Christ
mas package cartons had been gwen
ter rooms. The committee on packing,
under the direction of DR.. w. j. Hall,
chairman, examine. wrap and mail
the boxes as fast as they are brought
tn
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Still Another EaIIa.

Basic, Nov. 16.-Prince Adoiphe of
schaumbourg- Pipe, says a dispatch
from Buckeborg, has renowned his
throne for himself and his family. A
soldiers and worknen's council has
taken over the power in the prin-
cipality.
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Ban on Sugar
Soon TO Pass

Washington Nov. 16.-ohicials In
dictated today It is probable the sugar
allotment for, the entire country III
be increased from three pounds 4
person monthly to four pounds on
December i.
The increase viii also apply to
public eating places, allowing four
pounds instead OF three for every 80
meals served.
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Belgian Troops Enter Brussels.

| Paris, Nov. 16.-(By The Associat-
ed Press). -Belgian advance guards
Ientered Brussels Saturday morning.
THE German troops, in accordance
with the armistice, began moving out
of the Belgian capital Friday and
now are nine miles away, according
70 the correspondent OF the Midi, on
the Be3gian front.
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Want to Send Delegation Hero.

Berlin, Nov. 16.-(By wireless to
London. )-Foreigni Secretary Soft
has sent a. message to Secretary of
State Lansing urgently requesting
President Wilson to give permission
for a German committee Immediately
70 leave Germany for the United
States so as to personally lay before
the American government the condi-
tons existing here and TO assure the
taking of steps TO purchase food
SUITS.
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win "a peaos Neootiator.

Berlin, Nov. 16.-(By wireless to
London.) Matthias Erzberger, chief
OF the German armistice delegation.
will conduct the preliminaries of the
peace negotiations in conjunction
with the foreign office.
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Albert Delays Entrance,

Paris, Nov. 16.-(British Wireless
SeevScel-The entry Of the king and
queen Of Belgium into Brussels has
hen postponed. The solemn event
probably VIII take place Nov. %,
ceincfdfng with the reopentng of the
Belgian chambers. Meanwhile spe-
cia1 trains are being organized for
the transfer Of the Belgian admins,
tration and diplomatic bodies.
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Well Out of IL

Amsterdam. Nov. 16.-Queen Maria
Theresa of Bavaria died on Tuesday,
according to the Tageblatt Of Mu-
mich.
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Price and Frank McGiH are at Star
lake on a hunting and fishing trip
l. S. Olson. and J. S. Erickson left
this afternoon to join the merry
party.
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Theo. HoIum, editor of The Barnes
Vile Record-Review, was in the city
Friday evening to mingle with men,
bers of the Republican county conn
mittee.
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Germans at Loss
ASttO Procedure

With the American Armies in East
ern France, Friday, Nov. 15.-Off1-
cials and civilians in villages in Ger
man occupied territory are sending
messages to headquarters here urg-
ing that American troops start tow
ard the Rhine as soon as possible.
It is feared that after the Germans
move back there will be trouble caus-
ed by stragglers.
Germans Want TO Know
Several German officers have ap-
preached the American front lines
during the last few days, asking what
is to be done with war material left
behind. according to the terms Of
the armistice. A German aviation
officer asked today here the planes Of
his squadron are to be delivered. Ali
these queries are answered by q
statement that a committee is now
considering the question. and that
notification will be sent to the Ger.
mans. .... s-.a... So.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter
Of the President. visited Verdun to,
day. ...... ........ .,.
To Present Medal 60 Pershina
Paris, Nov. 16. 2:15 .. rn.-American
Ambassador Sharp, General Bliss
and Admiral Benson went to Ameri.
can headquarters today to present ia
General Pershing, the American COM
mander-in-chief. the American dis.
tinguished service medal.
How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess.
ADV,
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LARCENY CASE CONTYNTrET1

The hearing in the larceny case
against Herman SteinmuIler was con-
tinued until Nov. 25 by Justice of the
Peace L. D. Evans on Friday after
noon.
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Rise Against Germans

Paris. Nov. ia Germas airplane
Arrived, yesterday at the French lines
bearing a. message from the mayor
OF Mulhansen asking that troops be
sent there to maintain order. The
population has risen against the
Germans who are retiring in disor-
der. according to the Echo de Paris.
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FOR SALE Misc Of small Woman's
all-wooi blue suit military style;
also other clothing Address l4bs
Forum.
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LIEUT.. KRAMER TRANSFERRED.

How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
Adv
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Too Late TO Classify

KITCHEN GIRL wanted at st. Luke's
Hospital.
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TENTH cREplToR AnpEp.

How Charlie Got the Kaiser. Princess.
ADV.
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IHow Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess.
ADV
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ing made of tuIle. The long loose
sleeves and the neckline are mark
ed by bead n1edaliions in orange
and black.
The other dinner gown is FASH
toned from black and white satin.
Black and silver embroidered net
form the overdress. "A black satin
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How Charlie Got the Kaiser. Princess
ADV.
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sash with q large jet ornament
design in front gives the finishing
touch. :
The wrap pictured is made of
summer ernnine. The lines ara
simple and at the same time novel.
Fur wraps are becoming more
popular as the season progresses.
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YOUNG BOY wanted at st. Luke's
Hospital
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ATTENDANCE NlaATa NnRnrAr..

How Charlie Got the Kaiser. Princess
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Through North Dakota
This Song Rings
New Ballad Called dts Never Too
Late to be Sorry"

Nyarv york is ,.i,o,,r., 1-;+t !, 49,,
song, Its Never Too Late to Be
Sorry" which, in point of heartfelt
interest is said Tn he fine most nro-
$1,000 Ia ---,.;4t,. - 49, : -.
FoIIowing ara Pew 1;res ~ +ba
worse.
.eT n,at.,,os {, 800. - 80. -, e.
For wanf of rain' an a1s wonSereS DIV wh Flte
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Fast Company, Princess Monda
ADV.
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How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
ADV.
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How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess
Adv.
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Fast Company, Princess Monday.
ADV.
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How Charlie Got the Kaiser, Princess.
ADV. ~
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Fast Company, Princess Monday.
ADV. ......
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Notice of Sale of Bankrupt
Stock, Fixtures and Tools

in the District Court OF the United
states for the South Eastern Division,
District OF North Dakota.