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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22
Nothing But Victory
Now, KipZing Says

ization has been so anXiously built
up will go-will be washed out,
because it will have been proved
unable to endure. The whole idea
OF Democracy-which at bottom is
what the Hun fights against-will
be dismissed from mems minds, be
cause it will have been shown in
capable of maintaining itself against
the Hun. 1t will die; and it will die
discredited, together with every be-
lief and practice that is based on it.
The Hun ideal, the Huns root
notions of life will take its place
throughout the world. Under that
dispensation man will become once
more the natural prey, body and
goods, of his better-armed neigh
Dor. Women will be the mere in
Strument for continuing the breed {;
the vessel of mans lust and mans
cruelty; and labor will become a
thing to be knocked on the head il
ii dareS to give trouble, and worked
to death if it does not. And from
this order of lie there will be no
appeal, no possibility OF any escape
This is what the Hun means when
he says he intends to impose Ger
man kultur, which is the German
religion-upon the world. This i,
precisely what the world has band
ed itsplf toUatbp- to resist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22
New WILSON
MRS. J. w. JONES,
Correspondent.
lArdmnrcite Correspondenccl D

(Ardmorcite CorrespondenceD
New Wilson, Okla, March q
The Red Cross Society met We'd
nesdav afternoon at the New Will
son theater. 1t was decided that
regular Red Cross work rooms must
be secured so that meetings OF the
different departments could be held
each day. Mrs. a. A. Morris and
Mrs. c. G. Dunham were appointed
TO secure suitable rooms.
In case it is found necessary to
build quarters, Mrs. p. w. Mchay
and Mrs. ]. J.. Long were appointed
TO find suitable lot for the building
plans were made for box supper
TO be given at the New Wilson thea
fer on the evening OF April 4. Mrs
W. B. Gill and Mrs. A. a. Morris
wre appointed to act as an enter
tainment committee.
Doctor Ware addressed the mem
hers on the far-reaching benehtS OF
the Red Cross work \ business
meeting will be held at tn NV WI
son theater tomorrow afternoon.
Roy Holman OF Camp Travis was
here to attend the funeral OF hi'
sister Mrs. Louis Williamson.
Mrs. Clark of the oil fields was ;
business visitor here Thursday.
DR.. w. B. Price OF Grandheld wi!
arrive Sunday to visit DR.. J. W
W. B. Gill and w. w. Kathar
have returned from Granite, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale OF New
Healdton have been visiting rela
tiyes here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22

Folkstonc, Eng, March 7.-(Cor-
respondence of the Associated
Press. s.-"Nothing else under heaven
matters today except that the war
shall go on to victory" declared
Rudyard Kipling here today in a
striking and picturesque speech in
advocacy of war savings. "The
money we loan to the government
helps to set our land and our world
free" continued Mr.. Kipling. "Our
security for our loan is not only the
whole of the British empire, but also
the whole of civilization which has
'pooled its resources in men, money
and material to carry on this war to
victory"
What is the personal aspect OF the
case for YOU and me? We are fight
ing for our lives, the lives OF every
man, woman and child here and ev-
erywhere else.
1--WE are fighting that we may not
be herded into actual slavery such as
the Germans have established by
force OF their arms in large parts OF
Europe.
I'VE are fighting against eighteen
hours a day forced labor under lash
or at the point OF the bayonet, with
a dogs death and a dogs burial al
the end of it.
1--WE are fighting that men, wo-
men and children may not be tor
tured, burned, and mutilated in the
public streets, as has happened in
this town and in hundreds OF 9th
ers. And we will go on fighting till
the race who have done these things
are in no position to continue or
repeat their ohense.
"lf for any reason whatever we
fall short OF victory-and there is
no halfway house between victory
and defeat-what happens to u.s.
This:
Every relation, every understand
ing, every decency upon which civil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22
SHORT MILK SUPPLY
MENACES CHILD LIFE
One of Disastrous Effects OF the
World War.

Washington, March 22.-One OF
the most disastrous effects which
can come from the world war and
one which threatens the future Ire
Of the nation is the curtailment OF
the milk supply for children, says
bulletin lust issued by the children
bureau of the United States depart
ment of labor. Milk is described as
the indispensable food for children
and whenever the milk supply IS
limited the life and health OF the
people is imperiled.
The probable effect OF the war on
The health and welfare Of our chill
dren is best learned from the eXpe-
rience of the European countries.
II is to avert such conditions as now
exist in Europe that the children 5
bureau of the labor department Is
pointing out the necessity OF m
creasing and conserving our milk
supply.
In order to supply food to the al
lies this country must prepare to
feed an ever increasing number.
This can be done in two ways-by
increased production or by de
creased use of food. Food may be
saved by eating less, by substitution,
or by elimination OF waste. None
of these methods will impair the
health of the adult. But the child
cannot have its food curtailed.
Neither is it wise to attempt, except
in the case OF cereals, substitution
OF foods, asserts the children's bu-
reau.
Before the war the United States
imported large quantities OF milk
products from the northern Euro
pean countries. Likewise our allies
and particularly England and Bel
GUM depended to large extent for
dairy products from these countries.
Now this supply is completely shut
off. The United States is compelled
to not only give up its imports but
must be large exporter OF these
commodities to the allies.
According to the bulletin of the
bureau, the existing situation de
mands that the number Of milch
COWS must be increased in this
country or the entire world will face
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22
Cadet Aviator Killed.

Fort Worth, Texas, March o.
Cadet S. W. Arnhein, royal flying
corps, was killed yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock at Hicks. He was
an American, but had joined the
British service. His address was
246 West End avenue, New York
City. Officers say he tainted while
1000 feet in the air.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22
Sharks Into Sheriff Race.

Sulphur, Okla, March 22-H. c.
Sparks, city marshal at Davis, has
entered the race for sheriff of Muir
ray County. A three-corpered fight
is expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22

Doctor Laird can be consulted on
chronic diseases at his private rail
road car west of Ringing 0'risco)
Depot, A and Third, n. w. 1917
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-22

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROM ; QUININF
Tablets remove the caLse. There is
only one "Bromo Quinlne" +. W.
GROVES signature On box. Soc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-12
gaitor g. $. gbriitie,

|reiioerenoe &apellan / Sagerborg,
Ier u6nppnt til 5ognepreit i 8jorf=
80 i @elteraalen. @aitor Gbriitie Ell.
$50 Mar goramel og bar i is Mor be-
ret aniat peb 6ogerborg Menigbeo.
9en upe 5ogneprn1f til 8iarfm
bill blibe bpbt inbnet ber i BDem
bbor ban bar ounoet flor Mnieelie
90 omfattes meo Sengibenbe6 in
Den Menigbeoen, ifriper uMftenpo-.
item. Men ban bar pe6 at forlaoe
|iin bebagelige 5tilline i @riitiania
flor ct beiperligt min6re aaI6 noro-
poo gibet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct imufft
|gfsempel paa l1ielpiifbeo % Offer
|billigbe6. Suit i 6isie Eiber, 90
.faunange &raiter fiber fig beo at
paatage fig 8proerne beo ct &alo
%,oropaa, SIR oct airfcns genner
|goof at ie Ell @opeoitaospreit, Inn
lite er rRb for Mrbeioe UNDER baarz
bere gilfaar ems Der lDbpan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-12
so Mbiationsntarf heb minneapolis
* nrI Ht.nha.. hnn- nho1.InH& FIJI k2ll

so @biatipusmarf be6 minneapolis
Gar1 8rotpn bar oberlaot fiin $50
Mcres 6arm to WhI gsor0 for gar1-
ben 8Iace tI @egieringen til fritii
8rltg iom NpiationSmarf, bpor Sc,
font nolares / 9berlauo 8pgningen.
til Mpiatipns-M efonifere, fan aa5
9belle ! SlDbning. 555
Meaipr 8. 81. @eaper, &olnlna11
|banter1 beb MbiationszM efnniferifo=
len ! 9perlano 8Dgningen, meooe=
|1er, at ban fra 8aibington bar facet
ullberretni1g ON, at Der :fiffaI iienoes
Mpiatifere bi6 til Minneapolis for.
lat opI9re Mefanifere / Slppnirtg.
Mellem ben npe Mbiationsmarf
og 9DerIanb .8pgningen / Mibpap
IDHtriftet fprer gobe Rigreoeie, iao
Me11o, Mpparater og 51ppemaifiner
let fan tranSporteres me6 Motor.
"tr11cfs.
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Bolf inlter ibiel / 5inmarfen.

5efretpr &icborb Sic, lmn refer
for set iociale Mrbei6e / 6inmarfen,
opbo1oer fig / 6isle Gage / Eroro-
bjem. San me00eler, at Npbstil-
ifan6e1 iSinnrorfen ollereoe bar ore
bet en- 5amilie / 9poen. gn fattig
/ 5maalfior6en / Mltcl1, lom
iffe baboe bant Mao / flere Gage
git en- Meorgen aflte6 for at treffe
Garnet, men fit beller life Sen Sag
noget Stiff. SON forlpgte ogioa 5u-
boenS @urn, men n1e0 ia1nme &eil,l-
tat. San fa1ot berpaa l16mtattet oa11
poa Sier, og % bans Some fpm og
leote efter bonn, fan0t b11n Monoel1
800. S flor Sortpiplelie 0rog &oner1
meo lit min0lte 8arn paa Mrrnen of=
1teb til 11ermeite Nobo, ca. 2 Mil
borte, or at faa @jalp. %l1nberpejs
6e6e Barnet / benoes Mrlne. Do bum
tom tilboge til &jemet, fan6t BUN Sc
to pbrige 8grn liogenoe 6eoe poo
@nlbet.
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st 2hffetrrf.

@n Mang6e Eng tables oag1ig,
iom @ierne alorig ier igjetl og BET
bender lite ofte, at en Gbecf, tabt
pao @aoen, retl1rneres til 6ens gjer.
9eni1ags SAB fan mon 10 belotgpis
raaoe 500 paa be6 at lta1ie l16beto-
ling / 8anfen, me11 Gabet fan ial=
fa16 forboloe @ieren aoifinigt @rp-
BERT. On al bore fen6te 6anife
Mbonnenter bar en- Sag iao 11bel=
Dig at mite en- Gbecf pua @o6en, og
benteoe alorig at ie 0enigien, bbor=
for BON gap be6fommenoe 8nnf Or
Ore til fife at r6betale Sen, bbis sen
praientereoeS / 8mfen. Men 11eppc
to 9i1ner ienere fit bnn giennem Ge-
,%1efonen Meo6elelie ON, at gbecfen
bar fnnoet al en- Mono, anfat beb
emporium. Set fon man fa1oe ct
.2bffetraf.
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9anif 8ruberiamfnnb.

$. s. Mnberlens 9oge, SEQ. 81, 9.
s.. @, ct. Saul, bolot Mpoe forrige
6reoag, beo bpilfet 6e npbalgte @m<
bebsm9no for 26et Solpaar inbiat-
tes, nemlig: 8reiioent, Geo. g. 8e-
terien; 8icepraiioent, 8olmer Solit;
Gefretar, @m. &eimers; 6inans-
fefreter, SC. 6. garlien; Eilli6sfor=
marto, @icf &asmus1en; Silli63-
meno, 8. 81. Miffelie,1 og ST. g.
NieIlen; Sgrer, Sobn 9. @bri1ten=
len; Sn0re @agt, Omar @pbeien;
Dbre 8agt, Marius Sgrenlen.
Ser er in6en 2ogen oprettet Ell
3brift & 8or Settings 5tannp
Club, JON gjer itore Spemifri6t.
&egnifaber for. Sommerfelten /
Sa1ers. 8arf opgjorocs og 1tobiite,
JONI tiolieere me6oelt, ct 0berifno
paa $135, font er oberienot Ooniib
@eo Grois Society.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-12
Kirker OF Foreninger.

CHRIsTK1RKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj4rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle liver S1ndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. s9ndags-
skole XII ~
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver Sgndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. Sgn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj6rnet at. Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste hver
SGndag XII. 1915 Find.
GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Sdndag
Form. XII. 1870. Pastor j. H.
Petersen
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KlRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Sgn-
dag Form. ri, II. S~9ndagsskole ri.
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway or
Ii. ST., afholder sine G~udstienester
som fglger: Prediken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften K. 7.45. Unqe
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literert Mode de tire f6rste
Ar NORGE, m9der 1ste og 3die
Tirsdage j Maaneden. Bgnnemdde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE AT
NORGE, mGder Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
81. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D
B. S., m6der 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hj: at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB,, me-
der 2. og 4. L6rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 18th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON
NER' af D. s. d. F., m9der 1. % 8.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. af St. Peter og 4th Streets.
HELEONORA CHRISTINEO LOGE
Mr.. so D. s. s.. mgder Eden oq 4de
Onsdag j Maaneden a Minnehaha
Hall, Hi. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DO
IRE m9der 1: og 8. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 156 9th St.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' mgder 2.
og 4. Torsdag paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, HI. at st. Peter og 18th SITS.
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stor @ranO / saubncs.

Sen 136e Weaj opltoo $40 / nog1e
l1tore Hafbober i Sanbnes. Sl6e1l
ontages paalat af Snobruostppe.
Nfeo sen ltGrfe sp6oitbinb breotc
ISloen fig meget burtig til Nobobpe-
|ningelt, in6ebol6enbe ct tort gralalt-
lager tiligemeb Ell oerberenoe 8ar-
nepognsfabrif. Sl0en breote Jig tiers
|ober 8ooen, og in6en fort Sis bar
SrGlaitfir1naet Sjogito6s 8pgnin-
ger lagt @rus. Desltben itreg ser
mco ct Ear Suite bag benne 8pg-
ming. &erfra fiji @rilter opoper CIT
oaben Marf og anten6te EN- Bor0e=
goaro, bpor Gaontngsbns pg l1bblts
ne6brpltote. Set lDffeoes at begren=
{e Slben, iaa at &1tsrgffffer11e paa
Morbii6en r%e66e6es. S @orelageret
bar Der ogiaa 300 S5pffffe Dee
tilbGren6e ct acknowledgement.
Dompifibet v5anones" Lao peo
bet brpn6te &afbus, og set bnr / Sen
''D6erlte 5nre, f6r set lDffffeoes at for
bale Sfibet fra BET farIige Steo.
|Sfibet bar antGnot boa0e pao Def=
jffet og / &igeen.
9folen ani1aoes til ca. II Mil-
|1ion aroner.
Sloen ifploes ianoipnligbis Sno-
|brn6stppe, iom bor bruot i11o i fIere
|Sabrifer i Scat oe fra ct &engeifab
|ltioalet 500 &roner.
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Sbnbert Sbeater.

Sa5el Mcg1l1lt bill forbIipe pe6
3beatret en- l1ge til for at optrebe
/ Stolen iom Nancp &oacb / uEbe
Seem 8op", iom opferes | naite
l1ge: 5anrti6ig pil en- 11p &araffter-
ifl1elpiller, 5re6ericf Monlep faa
fin f9r1te Sptre6en be6 @omponiet
iom Selir &oecb, Mancps Sober.
stpffet b%onoler ON Sa1nilien Sic
nicf, 2pffejegere, lom form1ter til
en- rig 5folemeiter, Or. @enneop,
iom itges at here ifar6 meo at gip-
re tit. Eeitnnente. Mrs. Menicf CT
aoifi1lig al6re emo fin Man6, og Sen
itoite nbgibes berfor for benoes Sgn,
81 Dr. &ettneop finn poa 8etingelie
al, at bum glitter fig me6 bamr, bill
betenfe Mers. &enicf / tit Gdtome1t=
te. Mrcbibal6 &enicf inonnlleres
blanot Sfolens @leper, bDor ba11
mort forelifer Jig / Mancp &oacb,
Datter al Ell rig Ma,1o. Ser felger
MI en- bel Sci 6orbiflingcr, TOM
6og tilit6it opflares, og SHolelare-
rem toger 5onobeoen meo flo
1ofiif $40.
Carl See ipiller Mrcbibolo Ste
nicfs &olle og Dorrttt Seton bans
@n1tr1t.
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2esat til MeHcns Gorroline.

GroSierer @riitiat1 &olfinn, ari=
|1tiania, bar oprettet ct 2egat paa 90.
900! &roner, bbis Metttedffaitning
|ifaI artbe1toes tilSretnme al pioenlfa-
|belig 5orifning al Melfe1L bens Sc
mi, 5piiologi % 8atteriologi meb
Senblif paa set bto%enifabelige og
tefniffe @r1nolag for Melfens 6ors
ceiling og iGrifilt paa 5ilpirfningen
af 0it. &enterne tan benpttes e1ten
iom 8el6nning for 11ofsrt Mrbejbeel Ell
Ter lom l1noeritpttelie til u6fprelie
al iaooanne Mrbeioer, ber1tnoer og=
iaa iom 5tipen0ier til Stl1oier / no=
lanoet., 2egatet ifal forpoltes Of
Stpret for 1905.6onoet for 2an6z
brngSforifning i Norge.
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'9pbsfalb.

Sabrifeier 6. Sol1ge SbiiS, Staz
Danger, er afgadet Deb 9poen efter
fort Si6s SDgelejc, IS @or gna1rmel.
San bar foot &ispr og fom til
|Stapnnger for ober SO Mar 1i0e1t
San bdr ferit @ompagnon / Sirmaet
|5cbreiner Nilien og Sbiis, JON
gr1tn6lagoes / 1870. S 1882 oper-
'tog Souge GbiiS 6orretl1tl1gel1, lmn
|of bam bleo betDoelig ubpi6et % INT
Der bans opgtige 2ebelie oporbejoet
til at blibe en- al 2anoets iterite
Sermetiffabrifer. Sra en- beifeber
@egpnoelie 1eoebe ban lfri6tnis oa
foriigtig fit 8eorift trent og 11obioe-
Sc &roouftio1en til at pmfatte ber1
enc 8oreiort Ell ter 6en a1t6en. @un
bar t. gfS. ben fprite, lom inofprte
Gen billige &usboloningsbermetif
Souge Ebiis Dor eft / iieloen @rao
in6iigtsfulo og 6pgtig screenings
mm10, en at &ermetifi116uitriens
Nionerer. san Dor Me6leln al 5tp-
ret / Observation-Disclosures Tor=
e1it1g og &ib6er al ct. Olop.
~ @aarbbruger 2116pig Doae aao
SSnopr, @il6ei faal, er afgaoet pe6
Dg6en. Dnne bor fp0t / 1862, Sgn
al &rqifen Sons Duae til @iloe=
ifaa1. S ganife ing Ml6er git bun
tiIies, men neoiatte fig /. 1880 1o1n
@aar6brtger paa S11opr, @i16eifoa1.
San bor en- meget intereSierct
@aar6brltger og perlonlig EFT Man6,
iom b1eb afbplot al alle ben, ban
toni / 8erering meb.
- gn pter Splan6ene beIfien6t
Mar6, fbo. 5folelerer SC. Miiffffelien,
Sang, 9eoemarfen, er afgoaet be0
9g6en. Miiftffel1len bar Ell Man6 al
Ben eamle, go6e 5fo1e, afbolot og
reipefteret al alle, Tom fieu6te bonn.
,Siben ban tog Mfife6 mes 9fole-
.gierninger, Dor BON brepet mes 8i=
'obl og Sneoferi.
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syalbt / Earpsfpsicn.

som tiolieere meooeh, fforipa1tot
gagtmarb 9lie Ell paa. 8~orregaarb
en- l1igrf 9lften Jebr1lar. Ma11 an
tog, BON bar tDrtet ub gorpgfos-
fen. Dd bier IT'D ogiaa at bore
GilfRloe, i6et bans Sig III er FUN
bet / @lpen belt neoe beb Wreafer.
|62 @illioner tegnet / statslaanet.
5tatslaanstegni11gen ganr jepnt
.'og fiiffffertt oppDer, effter at ben for
lang1f bor posierd De SO Millioner
Minimumsgrpnfe.
9en 246e Mai bop6e Morges
8anf bebt ON &el1,ltater11e fra Sc
iterre Eegninggiteoer inoen= .og
1loenbDs. De bier iom &eiultat
I62 M%eillior1er.
9lf bisie CT bare 17H Million
tegnet peo 5parebmferne, &eiten
'pe6 &ripatbanfer og Wpglere, pe=
|1entlig De fprltnGpnte.
ariitiania oeltager / 2aanet meo
ca. 20 Millioner, / Bergen er tegnet
3 a 6, / Sougeiuno co. 4 MilIioner
|oib. Oilers forbeler Eegningen Zig
1. EH-#, $3.50 Efe-E-et 49,, +#aE#F
nofiao iebm l1oober 9iitrifterne.
Observation-Disclosures bar gjennem
|&riitiania Ganf= og &rebitfasie teg=
net fig for 10000 aroner / Set nor
|ffe 5tatslaan.
Otter inolebet Meb6elelie fra &alt-
geiuno CT Ser Ser / 8pen MI tegnet
/ set npe lStatslaon ca. 4 Mtill. Ser,
.bporaf ca. $4,000 Ser. er blepet
.teenet Sen 17be Mai. So Sarge-
.iun0 bar ca. 10000 S%nopaanerc,
moa 8pen ejenipnlig fltn bctao at
Migm9n6.
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~
14be Suit

y Suit.
81 ifal fuIodte116iggjgre bort @e-
fernt fra Abe SSliIi Seitligbeoer1,e
nteo ct Bdr iupplereloe 8emerf
1tinger.
Otter @tatsobbofnt Neltos' Gale
paa stotsl1oltiningsgruroen bpori
Moromanoene fetligbolot Dagen,
bleD Der neotaget Ell 2opalittsreio=
luton, i%aalpoenoe:
Gathered for the purpose OF
celebrating the American indie
pendence Day we, Norwegian
American citizens Of Minneapo-
lis and St. Paul, deem it proper.
on such an occasion, to pledge
our country our undivided and
unconditional loyalty. The United
States is our country and we
place our lives and our fortunes
at the call Of the, government.
willing and ready to sacrifice.
everything to gain the high and.
lofty aims Our country is fight
ing for: Liberty and Justice for
All Peoples"
De Guiinoer al Gilbgrere beotog
&eiolutionen meb ct enitemmig ga.
&oltor Mo6len blep oesparre for
bin6ret fra at fol1lnle tilitebe ON
~@Hermiobagen. 5oruoen oe / for:
rige Ml1mer neonte Galerc, bplot pgz
ioa Sngenipr Oscar &einbolt fra.
San 9iago og 9r. 6. SSngerlon fra
Saul fortere p%otriotiife So1er.
st nom9rfet Orfeiter ipilleoe belt
Si0en a%fbefslenbe amerifonlfe og
11orife Muitfrumre, ligeiom Gang
foreningerne opbarteoe meo begge
2an6es Sange. 9ualebes iang 6el=
lesforet unoer @alImarb Mifelanbs
2eoelie 81. a. r@orges be6lte 0er1n
og 5alte".
Sen belle 9ilitelning forlpb iprbe-
les bellpffet og gier JeltfomtteerL
bpis Torlnan6 par Meicboel &osneis,
al Sore. &un ifuloe hi bape pnifet
at ie set norife Stag neo Si0en al
Stiernebam1eref peo oenne Mn1e6-
ming.
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0lualo MmnnOiens Moropulsefs-
ne1itiDn.

Otter Sorilag al Sr6fbrer SSeppe=
fen, @orgermelter Mrcta10er og ST.
genier Meinicb bellutte6e Sormon0-
ffabet enltemmig at anbefale, at Ser
bebilges ct 8elpb til &oal0 M1nun6=
lens npe MISREPRESENTATION iom
ibarer til 6en bonn iligncoe @plfat
for 1917-191S (co. $500 aroner)
FAINT 6en Sfat, iom ban bliper ilig=
net for 1918-1919.
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stor Sfobbranb peb &ieserenien.

2ige neo @%iesgrenie1t beltenfor
5tora See, u6brG6 en- pol61om SIDE
brand 6en 136e Mai. @n 1tarf
Storm blpite i116oper moo Morge,
og @o6seier DIFFERS itore @je11oom-
me paa norif SIDE al @renien bar
it9rft trlet.
s Gberige brpn6te oper 500 MaaI.
SIT Sl6en life. forpla,1te6e fig oper
@rg1ien, ifpl1tes Sen @rpnlegooe>
lom ct bltgget / 5foben.
Slbei1 CT op1taaet peo at cit Ma11o
fra WeoIs, iom bar u6e for at le6e
efter @limrnerififer, tea1ote op ct
8aal for at foge &offe.
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Sbrfen.

Bergen, 236e Maj. Eerfen gjpr
fig t11t fglelig gialoenoe poo @elt=
1anoet, og oct fer life lpit ro for
Marsbafitcn, bnis @eenet fremoeles
l1oebliber. 0glaa Srouitrien lioer
unoer ganoma1tgelen. Slere inou-
Iitrielle 8e6rifter begDlloer ollereoe
at ntaatte inoifrenfe georihen.
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&il fpranbre Mabn.

S 2igbeo me6 bbab bor IilfGl6et
me6 0ens Nabnefellei MpIs., bill
ogiao Observation-Disclosures 8onf
/ ct. 8a1I / Ell 11er 6romtio for
a11ore Napn. Set ME 9eapn er en6-
mi fife be1temt. Mftiefopitalen bill
blipe eget fra 100000 til 100000.
Dollars, men 8onfen bill beoblipe at
bore 5tate 8anf, life TOM pootpnft
gaa ober til at blipe MotionaIbanf.
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9r. 6. q. Sneeriun,
5fanoinopilf 2ege.
202 &ittsbnrs 8lbo,, ct, &anl.
Sci. Gebor Gil. 9(utp 81 sol.
Mh 8anf.

Miolan6 Grtit & Sopings 8anf
oabne6e 0ns6ag fit girfionpbeo i
fine 2ofaler / Commerce 8log..
SiGrnet af 4tb og @abaiba. Mbifil-
Iige 8eiege11be be1lDtteoe Mnleonin-
gen til at tage Sc npe Banf1ofaler
i 9ieipn. Banfens al1torilereoe &n-
.pital er 2 MiI1. Collars. $. IS.
.5tricfler er 8anfens Nreiioent, pg
Sreaiurer er Dor fjen6te nprife
2on6smar6. Gilbert @a1tterien.
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8aiebdIl.

Gen forlebne ltge bnr b9ret l1ol=
gunitig for st. &m1l, iom
bar gaaet frnN5gr til SER, % III
er rpffet op tic 500 Get. npeo SO
% 33 CAB. @ampen meo
M~inneapolis er forelgbig ooer; oet
itaor MI mellem st. 8al1l % SSnoia=
napolis, i0ef i%ioitnepnte &lllb Itnar
paa Iarn111e &rocentantnl iom ct.
saul.
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.Gfpbninoen 4bc ,cS,tli

foraoriageoe ingen 1terre l1lpffer /
'gt. Saul, men Dor til fine Gi6er
.te1nnelig %generenoe for S%po6ieren=
De, nabnlig paa @aboibo 5treet.
9c1t npe 8orgermeiter, Scr. &o6g=
ION, ifal efter 6orlp6en6e o1ngoaes
mes oc1t 9anfe at forbp6e sfponin-
gen / oe centrule 8pbele, ct 5orbub,
1om fun piloe bore al set go6c og
ptifnof mo6tageS me6 olmin6eIig
Silfreosbe6 at sen ltore Mmenbeb.
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6ihstr Nyt fra Nnrgr
Src Gutter 6rufnet.

Sra ariitiansiano meboeles: Sem
Gutter Mloeren Is til ID Mar 1attte
i en- lioen 8nno oper @ogsponoet,
@o1opi1lno, paa Sci til glrbeiosite-
oct. 8aaoen fantreoe, 3 omfom,
meoens 2 lbga1une6e ilonb.