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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Issues Personal Appeal To
The Voters For A Demo-
cratic Congress.
USES TIE WAR
AS ARGUMENT
Says Republicans Fl ave
Tried 70 Have A Voice
In Its Conduct
tBy Aasooiated q asss.)

. .
washington, Oct. 25.--President
Wilson today issued an appeal TO
the people to return a Democratic
congress in the November elsolons .,las
IL they approve OF his course IN this
critical period.
Return of a Republican majority
To either house of the congress Ine
President said. would Es certain ly
|fnterpreted on the. other side o1 the
water as q repz ion of lyEly lesas.
me President eaid hss would ac-
cent the countryis verdict Ngi g1 1oT
eavil, but that if 1T was aftveEse, EfAe
power to minister the Rreat trtlsS
assigned to hiEa would be seriously
81 Following Is the Presidents ap-
peol.
envy fellow countrymen:
aThe congressional elections are at
hand. They occur in the most crit
ical period our country has ever
faced or is likely TO face in our
time. If you have approved OF my
leadership and wish me to continue
to be your unenbarrassed spokes-
man In afrairs at home and abroad,
/ earnestly beg that you will express
yourselves Enthusiastically to that er-
feet by returning a Democfduc una
jority to both the senate and house
of representatives.
aNo HSeruples Of Taste"
81 am your servant and VIII ac-
cept your Judgment without cayiI,
but my power to administer the
great trust assigned me would be
seriously impaired should your judg-
ment be adverse, and I must frankly
tell Won SO because so many critical
issues depend upon your verdict. No
scruple of taste must IN grim times
like these be allowed to stand in the
way of speaking the plain truth.
II have no thought Of suggesting
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
ITALIANS STRIKE LONG EXPECTED BL0l
Publisher of
Tribune Dies
fRv Associated pee. }


Minneapolis, Oct. 25. - William
James Murphy, publisher Of The Min
neapolis Tribune, died today in Chic
cago according to a telegram received
here last night.
Mr.. Murphy, who was born in st.
Crofx county, wis, July %, 1859, plir-
chased The Minneapolis Tribune in
1891 and since has been its sole owner
and publisher.
After graduating from the law
school at Notre Dame and taking a
post graduate course at the Unfver-
sity Of Wisconsin, Mr.. Murphy went
to Grand Forks, N. D., to engage in
the practice of law. There he found
ed The Grand Forks Plaindealer and
purchased the electric light and pow
er plant at Grand Forks and the plant
at Crookston, MINI. He made a
study of the law OF water rights and
was considered an authority on the
subject. A widow and son survive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Huns Release
More Victims
90 Aaeocia.talI 49,

tBy AaBoCiateu EreRs.
The Hague. Oct, The Vater1and
In It's issue of yesterday says it is re-
ported that the political prisoners
held by the Germans at Turnhout,
Beigium, northeast Of Antwerp, lfi-.
cauaing BfrE oFla tsg sfoapIae max OF
BEusgels. have been released
Burgomaster MaTs was arrested fh
Brussels tn September. 1914, for his
s'irreconcilabie attitude according to
an announcements made by the Ger
man military governor of Belgium. In
1917 Ii was said that the burSoMagter
was seriously i'll in d prison az EeIles
Russia and that king Alfonso was
intervening ia his behalf
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Crowd Demands
Abdtcatton of
Kaiser William
(By Associated Prees. !

Paris. Oct. 25.-An enormous crowd
assembled before the Reichstag
building in Berlin. yesterday calling
for the abdication OF Emperor Will
liam and the formation OF a republic,
according 10 a special dispatch from
Zurich to Information.
DR.. Karl Liebknecht, the socialist
leader. who has just been released
from prison, was applanded frantic
ally. He was compelled to enter a
carriage filled with flowers, from
which he made speech declaring
that the time Of the people had ar
rived ''t.@d
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
CITY COMMISSION
REFUSES TO LIFT
Ban TO PERMIT
CHURCH SERVICES
New Cases of Flu Average
40 q Day Three
Deaths Reported

There will be no services In Far
go churches Sunday, the city COM
mission ruled today In dlsposing OF
the petition of Fargo pastors that
the ban on public gatherings be re-
laxed to permit the churches 10 hold
services. The commission classed
the request at this time. as being 'iI
advised and inconsiderate."
DR.. Paul Sorkness. city health of
flcer, who was called into the meet
ing declared that in view of present
conditions he could not recommend
the suspension of any part of the or
der, and could not say when Ii
would be possible to raise the ban.
He added that new cases were being
reported at the rate OF 40 a day
that the death rate was still high
and that there are still many sick
people in the city.
J,aP. Hardy, chairman of the Far
go branch OF the American Red
Cross. appeared before the commits
sion to protest any effort TO raise
the ban. He said that premature
talk of an abatement OF the epiden1-
ic was misleading the public. MAX
ing 1t almost impossible for the
branch to secure, help in caring for
critical cases"
Three deaths of Fargo residents
We're reported for the 24-hour pe-
Rod ending at noon today. There
were no deaths in Moorhead or
Mrs. Edna May Johnaon
Mrs. Edna Nav Jof1naorf ~ yy,sa
OF II. Clarence Johnson. B CoIoniaI
mats druggist at the Crusoe drIIe
store, died at 3:40 o'clock Thurgdsy
afternoon after weeks illness. She
ls survived by her husband. three
chlldren, Margaret, q; and Clarence
and Clare, twins aged s; her narerts
MT. and Mrs. A. RlingensnnitI,
streeter, ~. D.: one brother. Fln1eP
klingensmith, st. Paul; and one
sister Mrs. r. r. Hall, Fargo. ali NJ
Whom were at her bedside when the
end cameA ''A -
Today ig the eighth wedding ami
gersary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johngon.
ald pIans mad been made for a, ain
ner In cpmmemorati0n
Fr1Yats funeral services rziII ho
held from the Wasern chanaI -
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rav - :
-. Robertson officiating. Infarr,a,,t !
VIII be made at Riverside cepnefs sYv
Mrs. Sinurd Ohara
Mrs. Sigurd Oberg, ~. wife ~ r
II. Oberg, 222 Fourth street north
died ia Fargo hospital sat $50
o'clock Thursday afternoon follow
irlE AIN illness Of a week. Her nus
band survives. Mr. and Ars. Oberg
have resided in Fargo four vearg
coming here from BrainaYd Ngi,y,
p II Wasem viii ship the body ~
Brainerd tonight.
Irwin Al. Bordsen
Trying A. Bordsen, ar, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w Bordsen zli8 Eoh
orator for the Western Union TeIe-
graph Co, died ait the home OF his
parents late Thursday afternoon. lie
had been i'll q week. lie is survived
BY his parents, three sisters, Mrs.
Olive HannUm and Mrs. Joseph
Tcdd of Fargo and Mrs. Edith Se-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Ger mans Neqz0a
Oyg1 4 heir Loot
(By Associated Press. J

London, Oct 25.--Valuable works Of
art belonging to museums and private
owners in the regions OF Gambraii
Douai and yalenciennes, now Ia the
hands of the Germans, will be re-
turned nadamaged to their owners
after the war This announcement is
made In a German government wire
less message received here.
These works OF art, under the or--
ders of the supreme army command,
have been sent TO place Of safety to
save them from destruction by bonn
bardnent, the message says,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Needs DiyiNe
Aid Noe, EOe1e
a. Assoclated Presa.l J

(By Assoclated Press.l
Basel, Switzerland, Oct. 2b.--Com-
nnent on President Wilson's latest
note to Germany is beginning 70 ap-
near in the German papers, The ma
fionaI Teitung OF Berlin says,
aPresidelt Wilson has answered
ontcSiy.I Well, if ever Emperor VIII
naml,s Invocation that God be with
him is in season, it is Fight now.
The Neueste Nachriehten or Ber1An
I'm gpite OF everything. we feel
that this answer brings us nearer
peace.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Baron Buridn
Has RESIGNED
(Yvt AraorfafeId pregs j

Basel Oct. 25.-Ernperor Charles.
according to,a Budapest dispatch. has
accepted the resignation of Baron
Burian. the tAustro-Huugarian foreign
minister and also of the Hungarian
cabinet headed by DR.. Weiperle. Count
Julius Andrassy. hungarian states
man. has BEEN appointed to succeed
Baron Burian.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Big NuUaJ Guns
BOnbarding The
German CenterS
(By AssocIated PRESS. !

lBy Associated press.)
With the American Army in France,
Thursday, Oct. 24-Amertean l6-inch
guns manned by American bluejack-
cts cooperating with the French be-
gan firing on German railroad centerg
back of the 5erre-Oise front on
Wednesday. The Americans directed
their shells against railroad supply
stations and functions in the region
OF Vervins and also in the vicinity or
RoZoy i
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
long T.ER1as ron ANARCHISTS.

IEW-.AssoCIaLe1 NFae95l
New York Oct as s'isge agoWed
anarchists, convicted OF cifcmlating
aftf-government literature, including
pamphlets urging munitions workers
10 20 on strike, were Bentenced to
confinement I'm prisons Ia the. federal
court here today. Three o1 them were
given 2O--year terms; Il fourth, who
turned states evidence, was commit
ted for three years. and the hftha q
woman for rs years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
sMoW ~ MEnR.Ae
- Aasociated Press.l

t5y ABBOcIaIen FFess.I
Ellsworth, Neb., Oct. 25.--Snow that
began falling last night now covers
the ground to a depth Of three inches
and still continues Reports indicate
81 snow and rain condition from Ra--
Vennasto the western part OF the state.
The snow. 1T is believed, Will check
the prevailing influenza epidemic.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Holland Resumes
Shipping Actiz,itv

[By Associated Press.)
London. Thursday, Oct. 24s-Ship-
ping concerns I'm Holland are taking
steps preparatory to reeuming regu-
lar trips 70 England and America in
consequence OF she withdrawal Of the
I-boat menace, according 20 an AM
steFdam dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph Co. Shipping with Denmark
was resumed yesterday, lt is said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
No Sig11tgtgg3ie 10
he Death order.
fBv Associated Pregs.

~ AEaDcINLen Ire93sJ
with the British Army in Belgium,
Oct 26s-Au Inspection OF numerous
German posters in Belgium discloses
THAT wherever the death penalty for
oaEenses By civilians was eIacted no
signature was attached. It ia there
fore concluded no German commander
was willing 60 take an Individual Te
ponsibIltg for such orders. possibly.
fearing eonSgQ uGneeB On the future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Serbiqns Win
Neze, Victories
.BY Associated Press.

(BY- Assoclated PTess.l
London Oct. 25 - The Serbians
have defeated the armies of the enc
my in the valley of the Great Morava
river, says an official Serbian an
nouncement. The enemy is retreating
in disorder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
MmmTa ~ 49, AIr EnTsEEs-

Grand Forks. NJ d., Oct 25-ias
tnfuenza epidemic has claimed ave
more lives Ia Grand Forks, the deathA
NlehoEs. Oxford. Tll. aatd Helen ge-
lvn Smith, 4 n1onthg ana Paul EaW
and Gustav anderson, Grand Forks
Few new cases AFe reported D3s&
many old cazeg arc developing DnaH-s
monias
This supply of influenza serun
cefged here recemtly from E9enE
ASfxlu.. 81 exhausted and more
e8r8ee6& GeE several aagu
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25
Vote Confidence
M Prince Max
lHv Aasoela,faa Tsrase

(By Associated Prese.
Copenhagen, Oct. 25.-{The German
geichatag has given Prince MagInail-~
ian. the German chancellor, O vote 0G
confidence, the baloIt standing 1sS 10
Sc. according To Berlin dispatches rec
oefved here. Tpgenty-threa Of Gha
members did not vote.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-25

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
stillinaen i Srlanb.

Dublin, Soc SUM. .@efr11terin,
gen bar fife taget noget DIPPING,
ben 5eltmaribal 6rencb benpenote
fig til S%rlen6erne / Ell Hroflamu-
tion me0 Opforoi11g til at gaa in6
/ Nrmeen. 0ette fomnler fra Ste
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der.
apinoer ODER bele. Srlono font
mer til at aflegge ct b~gitioeligf
2pfte ON at m%ooalbejoe Sen tpung-
ne l%1oifripning. 9pftef ifaI nflpg.
ges imorgen, Sd Set Ell ct. Golumb-
cillcs Seltoag.
Mange &irfer bill blibe benpttef
iom gamlingslteo. 9m gftermio-
oogen bill Ser blipe 81omiterproces-
lioner. Strife 2eoere bar beot Solicit
ON at BRUCE 9agen til. en- national
8eoeoog uom Srlot16s @efrie1ie fra
fin Snre".
abinoernes SPITE bil gao uo paa,
at Be fife ifa1 opertage Mrbeioe, iom
WGn6, Ser muligbis bliber arbei6s-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
81. Sobn .. Gpjen,

ION lioen 1909 bor peret 8rofesior
'pe6 Ml1gsb1trg Seminar, bar al
8re1ioenten for nSociete Mca0emi=
que GSiitoire Snternationale" !
&aris netop mootaget SnobDoelle
til at tiltrec: Tom Meo1em al bette
anicte 8i6cnifabsielifab og erboloe
oets Diplom og Sniignie. 8lanot
sc biltoriife 6orifninger, Tom Or.
Gpjen bar plejet, og iom bar baft
SpmGrfipmbe0 fra bette Snterna=
tionale biltorilfe 5ellfab meo &opeo=
inoe / 8oris, er melt befienM bans
Mrbcj6e pe0rgrenoe Sen nmerifanlfe
aolonialtio, og lom BON bar font
menfattet / tit &erf: "Scan0ina=
piol1 Smmigrants III Seem Sort
t630-1674". 9r. Gbjen er al
SrenoerIegt, men fe6t / Nmerifa,
.@raouent fra Mugsburg Seminar,
ppDol6t fig / bel tire Nar beo lGr6e
Sfoler / europa og bar en- Sis 8ro=
feslpr peo Sen 6orene6e &irfes &C.
minar og be6 SEN lutbelfe 8reite=
ifole / @ettpsburg, inoen bnn blep
@rofeslor ne6 Mugsbltrg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Mnc Mbpisninaer.

8aibineton> 9. g., 8oe SUM.
|Sfg1ge officieHe MeobeIelier BERTH
igaar tiltager Deportotionerne at
|8elgierne, lom tpinges til at arbei-
De, n6en Senipn til Mber, &iien Ell
Ter 2eDebilfaar. S Uanoern bar
Deportationerne antoget &nrafter
Iaf Masieforpisninger, og / 8ropin-
ierne Sai1al1t, 2uremburg og Ma-
muir bar 9eportatio11erne nntagef
,,&arafter at Masieforpisninger og
inobefatter. bnaoe Mpro, GDinoer
og 86rn / Ml6eren me1lem II og
Il @ar, Tom er iitono til at 1,ofgre
noget 1egemligt Mrbeibe.
Sope0benitgten mes Deportatio-
11erne ifal bore at iatte EDifere t
Stan6 til sat uofere Militartimefe.
Steoetfor at 8elgierne ienoes lom
Slaper til Splf1ano, bliper Sc .Ienbt
til oe militpre Omraaoer / Srnnf1
rig og @elgicn. Sem og tpbe Xu-
iinb er bleben foncentreret / Ganene
peo 8alenciennes og Moubeuae.
|lgle, foroi Sc life bill goa in6 / Sir
meen, bar bobf, og at Sc bill Of at
Wagt biplpe Sc 6amilier, Tom fonrz
mer Ne0, foroi 6eres 6oriprgere
er bleoen %ltraffet, foroi 6e bar moo
lat Zig ben tprnene l1oifriming.
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|blep tat neo Saln1, frl1ffet at er
|9ffe.
8liper en- aoinoe lpeooIf bin:
|oes blln faitiiooenoe paa Ell Dfie,
iom fires ! ct Iaugt Meb. Mnn0en,
lom ferer 9Dret, nermer fig set al
orig; ielp ON oct ipnfer neo / 800
raoiet, mao set bjaIpe fig ielp. SO
falber ben ipge Of Sfien, .ifuIoe
Manben beller 81 ems goa Zen og
.6i9lpe ben6e.
Nao benne fit @eile iao @atc
Marsben Sc ipe6olife poa tofb for
ifjellige Steoer, lpre0t paa omfring
.21OO MiI. &en0es fgrite Mrbejoe
oar at ifaffe 6is1e elenoige barme
@poer, og berpaa at iarnle Be1ae
til at oprette en- lille &oloni for alle
ipebalife / @gnen.
Otter benbe6 ct Mars 9feiie tom
bum tilboge til Mo}fpa, bpor Gene
ralprof1r6ren for Sen belltge gu
NODE tog fig al gagett, % fit trpft
ben0es @eilebeifribelle / 10000
@fsemplarer. On freHrogenoe
29ge bar benoe bebielpelig mes
BIaner ON at oprette EN- @oloni fol
.oe lpe6alife. Sntet ifuI6e ipares
for at realilere 8lanen. aejlerin.
ben feb iatte fit Mabn fgrit pua 81
Bitter, iom ien6tes 116 for at Jamie
ino @enge, og fem 9peepleierifer
bbis Sntresie for Sc lpe0alfe pa,
poft eiennem &ate Marsoens STEELE
if1116e efter en- Ei6s 9telie / at be
Dan6le 5Dgoommen 6rqge til Sibi
rien for at p1eie 6e elen6ige.
9erme0 bar Snteresien baog11e:
ng Sielpen organiieret og lat
Gong. Ser iom oltio, bor set e,
Menneifes Sfferbilje, inipireret %
6reoet til en- bellig Misiion til
@abn for Menneifebe6en, ser lebeot
til Set itore og omfatten6e Mrbej6e
iom ienere bar peret organiieret oe
6rebet til &eoning for Sc elenoigt
|ipeoolife. 0g Sen legertoe l1rt blet
&eoningen / 8ate Mars6ens &oonb
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Gpbe @urs.

Gl1 6orbinbelle mellem Gpoe
Observation-Disclosures %
Sealtb department er MI inogaaet
for, at Sc beore fan l%amarbejoe i at
binlpe Sc Sol6ater, lom fommer
tilboge fra 2ejrene me6 Suberflllo-
fig. &e6e &ors bill poe Sjelp, bbor
set tr9nges> Bpens Sealtb 9eport=
ment bill obertage 5Dgeplejen I
Sjemmene, og Observation-Disclosures
mite bill. foretage en- SplDsni11gs=
meo set for 3je at til
.pejebringe Mioler til mere Sanato=
riebinlp og bill ogiaa anipge Regje-
ringen ON @ofpitaler pg Stem noc-
luffenoe til 8rug for ipge Soloater.
Ser finbes allereoe ober Sun<
6re6e tuberfulg1e 5ol6ater / Min=
neapolis, og mango flere fan BEN
tes / Sc fglgenoe Maaneoer. Ste.
gieringen bur enom fife taget Sor=
til SjRlp for Dem, ifl6nt
Ben lifffert / en- ner Sremti0 bill gjp=
re set. Smiolertio mao pi fife laoe
bisle Men6, TOM bar reoe til at gt-
a. 0;no4 for hort QnnA fire 9260
uoen @ialp og iaaleoes ipreoe ben
@pg0om bioere ON. 9e
n%rpprenoe g%anatorier ltaar magtes-
lple oberfor 6en11e Spgabe, for De
bar ollie lange Glitter of chile Soft,
Iom penter paa at b1ipe optaget. B1
trerger til forggeoe 8epiflinger
fra &%egieringen til Sonatorier for
bore lDge @oloater.
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Katp maranfm.
9e lpebalifes Sen. .@enbes 8ejie
til Sibirien.

Sc flelte Spgeplejerlfer l,bfprel
.oeres Mrbej6e = lelp ON set man
gen Gong er gtorp9rf - Stil=
FEB, og ljel6en naar beres Mapn
frem til o,t6et eno 6orelemmclie
Com ofte1t er set fun. inoenfor Soc
.oernes og oeres egre 5Gitres &reos,
at 6eres per6iful6e SIP bennres fra
Jorglemmelien.
G9rlig MI UNDER @er0ensfrigens
~9argnineer er 6eres ltore % opof.
renbe Mrebjoe blebet lfottet. Men
felp Der = peb Mmbulancen % peo
Jrorten II bIiner beres %belten1o6i-
ge Mrbej6e forlbin6enbe blan6t Sri
gems ntallige Dire.
@n Spgepleierife, bpis beltemo=
6ige 8e6rifter moo blipe beboret for
GfterIGgten, er ben engellfe &ute
Marsben, inm bar biet fit 2ip til
&eoning for Sc ipe6nllfe - bel Sc
1tlDffeligite al ollie Sfabninger.
1friper IS. / uMorgenpolten".
S 8egpnoelien al 9O-slarene TO-
retog bun en- &eile til set nor6pit=
1ige 5ibirien, Ell anltrengen0e Gorif=
mngSrejie, blan6t an0et for at fi1-
De en- nrt, Tom ifglge saent lfllloe
birfe lpgenoe og belbreoen6e for
Den ubpggelige SDgbom.
9enne fin Sorlfr1ingsfero for
bun lelD belfrepet og 11ogipet ipm Ell
&eiiebeifripelie, bbpr man fan fpl.
sge ben0e paa Nejlens. rent us ullo.
Dol0elige 5trabo0i er.
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Snbpielie al vSerbice Ilas".

Snbpielie al useroiee Stag.
@iofte 2er6ag Mften bar ser Sub
bieliesfelt / S1nma1uels 6anif-lu-
Itberife Strife, 22no ct. og 2Stb g(pe.
go. &irfe11s .l1ng0omsforening bob
De nemlig pralenteret Menigbeoen
Stag" iom bar II blaa Stjerner
og EFT forgDl6t.
Sn6bielien foregif paa engelif
Scr. 2anorocf bo1bt en- fort Sale,
|DDorefter ban ople1te Napnene paa
De nnge Men0, iom repreientereoes
at Stjernerne paa 5laget. Sen enc
gplone Stierne miot paa 5loget re-
p%r91enterer en- fal6en Solbut, S6eo-
bore Eeterien, iom bar Sen fgrlte
Der fra 8Den til at looe fit Sin for
fit 2an6.
&altor 2r11o talte oerefter og taf-
Ieoe Soret11ltgel1 Tor 0enS 1mnffe
@oper. San talte paa en- fornuftig
og b%elgi6renoe Maabe ON 8etponin=
gen al Gieneiten for oe 6oreneoe
Stoter, baaoe mes SeniDn til Dem,
Der gaar | &rig, og Dem, ser bliber
biemme.
S 2pbet al Soften bleb oeiaa gi=
bet a6ifillige ipmpatetiife Colo
nrmmere.
ytaar man ler paa 6enne Snb-
Dieliesfelt lom Selbe0, moa man IL
&c, at en- olporlig Seihtemning ber-
iteoe - lite benne b6ireiteoe Sten1-
ming, ion1 mon iaa ofte bliper 0io-
ne til.
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Si @ps.

@pmnaitiflerer Gbas. Branorl1p,
Crosby, Minn., er onfommen til
GpillingbDerne, bpor BON pil til
bringe fin lange Som1nerferie. Sans
Trl1e og ltnge Sgn fom allerebe
BERTH for ct Nar Maane0er itoen;
Sc opbofoer fig bos -berboenoe Sa-
Mile.
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8ebers banife airfes abinoe.
fpreninas Wp6e ID 1tbiaId.

S Sorsoass baboe ct. 9eoers
4trfes &pinoeforening fit bebnoeoe
nolalg at Gorflpoer og andre npt-
tige 8arer. st ltprre nobnlg al
ln111ffe cling oaffeoe ct itgrre 8or6,
og ! en- forun0erlig fort Gio bar
bet iolgf altiammen. @e, Ser tom
lent, TT life nogen 2eiligbeo til at
figbe.
Der bor fremmpt life fan Be
1sgeroe, iarlig fra Merriam garf.
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9en banife lntberife &irfcs Nars=
mpbe i Mifpn, Minn.
v19O5".

rnngoomsforeni1gen al 1869
neife Mpoe afbol0es paa Snsbag
Mften Sen 19be Stunt pos Scr. og
Mrg. Char Mitier, 1921 Ait glpe.
Man bcrptter 5elbD-9afe
SporDogn og ltaar al beo 41It Mbe.
gaar ~ 81ocf / ipo1ig @etning.
st Brogram for Mftenen er 11n0er
l1oorbejoeIl lie.
6oreningens llofluef i @gnooas
til Spring &arf bar al 8ejrgu6in-
oen begunltiget meo ct berligt SEER,
Solifin og 8arme, netop set, Ser
fremfolber Sen rette Sfobturltenlz
ming. Smfring ct balpt Sunore6e
/ n6flugte11, iom / aIle &en=
leenoer for1eb .fornejeligt og til
fre6sitillenbe. Mon tilbragte en-
moriom 9i6 amber GrGernes ffpgge-
r1ge 2epfroner pg inouanoe0e /
fulbe 9rag BEN frilfe Seluft. 9o
Mprfet bre6 frem, gift set otter moo
@jemmets Mrne, meo 6ornisni11gen
ON at bore tilbrogt en- '%forneielig
gftermi6bag / "19O5"s Selifab. og
set baabeS. at lignenbe Sure bill BIZ
re gientaget / Sommerens 2pb.
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Saler paa 11ngoomsbjemmet.

8ibliotbefar Scr. S. g.. @op far
lopet at tole paa l~111goomsbiemmet,
3010 20tb Mpe. O. Eirsoag Sen
18. Sum-. ST.. BaD er iaa be1fjen6t
iom Soreoragsboloer, iaa ,ielp ON
Set er f6rlt paa l1gen, bill fit
ferlig mango benptte 2ejligbeben
til at b6re bam. Mlle er bjertelig
pclfom11e.
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Gprretminasmpbe.

8aa 2eroag Mften bliber Ger 6or-
retningsmp6e for ct. &e6ers Sir
fes MISUNDERSTANDING / &irfens I'm
6erial. StDrel1en onmooer a1le ON
at bore tillteoe, Sd oberor6ertltge
bigtige @mner foreligger til Mfgi6-
relie, 81. a. om Acknowledgements
|gremti0, 81 ifal nemfig ofgigre,
ON hi for bort @eofomn1enbe bill
bore me6 til at fjpbe l1ngooms-
biemrnet eller fife.
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8eiga pau 8ontoret.

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fesior g. g.. 8ig, 8lair, Mebr. ar
log6e os ct fjerfomment 8eipg paa
bort &ontor Girs6ags. &rof. Sig
bar poa @jennemrejie til oen for
eneoe oanife &irfes Marsmg0e |
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