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If dc aqueila espantosa :nc5rtidum-
arc.
SuS miradaS. que sc Aulan deste
a yispera. SC cncontraron A! lin. :
,omprendieron Que el m!=mo pensa-
micnto los licnaba.
-:Esta. saguro dc hab2r Visto
3ica?. pregunt5 en- voz "aja kergue-
nau.
ESQ mismo iba 70 ! preguntartc'
-c-pondi0 Labat.
Que has visto?...
Ante la fachada de nuestra ca
= Vi a III hombre que subia por
i ~cscaiera Y colgaba sabre Ia puer-
= ian gran iazo dc crasp0n negro,
-Yo no Vi a! hombre, pero 81 c! pa
20 negro, el crespGr mortuorio:
Cal!aron los dos Y 10 voiricron :
hzh!ar en- TOGO el dia. hundldoS en los
Ma. do!orosos pelsamientos. :QuleI
ars "A muerta?.... Era Perfume!
Era ~Janne?.... Cada uno Sc hacIa
cstaS prcguntas. Ieseando interior
.rcn.e GIG SC rcsolviera en- su favor.
ina sorda rivalidad cmpczaba I apo
ierar;c Ic aquellos hGmhres, que ia
y.spcra lutheran dado sU sangre uno
por ORC.
Eergucnou experimentation alguna
:~crrucnza dc sentir csc egolsmo y ha-
cia -randcz e~sfuerzos Tor d~cSechar-
10: nero Lahat. lie ~naturaic2a mas
nyrsca. - recoc;jaba s0nando Que "a
sposa de 81 amigo habia cstado ma
in alcuroS dias IN POGO d~c!!cada;
zero luego GAIA de nJ2vo en- una gran
IN sicdaL.
La verdad era que njnguna de las
dos hermanaS ha1'a co@ado Ge una
salud muy brillantc; IA madre habla
muerto tisica: su padre, el captain ia
mctc!. tambien habia sucunIbIdo Jo-
ven. a~hreviados sus dias ror los pesa,
res que lc cause 81 hiio Caalm!ro, e!
g.ico var6n, de muy ma!a conducta.
auien derrocho en- POGO tempo toaos
los b!enas de a famiti@.
AGuel nal muchscho rode por TO-
do. los caminos, ~rccorri6 todos los
of;cios. visito Ia mayor parte de as
nris;one. e. 81 vida rsIajada de N
rorreciplc a~venturcro, y al i'm, habIa
lido ? :ivir a costa de sus h~c:HaanaS Il
rcrroTi2aaa huyenLo despuc5 cor 20
Ias las economics cue las poorez ml-
.naehas logra:on reunI!.
So suno mas tarde que Sc hab.a
hcrbo iefe de un nal navio. Lama
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

El ma de=celdia deScLh-cndo pc
60 = POGO e. sinisstro ggUpo De rocas
q1e ha dado nom5rc = IN faro: el
Mc&-Ru. Francisco LGbat. sobre "a
.sIyala del faro, e>cruta"a 81 hov!-
.onre cor IA ayuda 4, IL &nteojo ma
rino; Dc=o Il DcLma err aluT c:p2s0
para que pudiera diSE.Ega.c ben los
obietos a 81 dorredor. La rlspcca
en- Il tardc, =, ~obscurecer, cGando mas
fucrtc sc desataba Ia toTmenta. a4Gi"
notado doSie IA caseta dc a liHterna
do aav!os. mo en- c III qGC = cav
"A de n l~ejania 70 haGia poGiCo !den-
t;sicar. : o,ro dc tres m&stlles So
ore Q. cu4l ~conyentro toda - area-
cicr, po-qrie p-0Ximo = ~aa@trasar ~
ch@ba dsScspcradamca,c con las c!aS
Laoa- pudo ieScifrar Su Eombrc. era
81 Grim&,EiA : esta5a tan de:e-Iora-
DO. Que ere impossible qGs o. aqUei
es,adc gan.ra n costa. Lahat aca-
bo Dor Ge1derjo dc vista : b@j6 =
cogs!gnar Q. SU"sso en- {, regiStro del
faro.
Ives Marie Ne-gucnou. segundo
zuarda Del faro. Que f"e 4 relevar =
81 compaIcro ~ IN v~igi.arc:a, no
aoto NADIA De particular IN Ell reSto
de Ia noche. Por 4 manana. mlen-
-ras ole 81 coleGa. QUO era su cuna-
do. arreclaba III roco Ia h~abitaclVn,
-
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IssssssssEsss
~TRADUCcEON DE-
MARIA LUsSA ROSS

! do "TrimaTdeur''. r"ai;@anGo neEoc!os
no nluy l@i2lpios cue habia3 recho ma
blair = las mcntes &GH en- contra de
Laba, Y Kerguenou. los honrados m@-
riQos dc iaE hermanas de aqIel hr!-
bon.
lncyorablc Ia br.ria cG5ri" toQo
el h~orizcnte: sonrc IL resraza del IA
70 no Sc distinguia va q Tres pasos
de distancia; solo SC Ola 81 ruido sor-
do de Ia rasaca contra las rocaS. y
a~lgunas veces cl grito del petrol ,
ia IA gaviota, cuyas alas aZotaJar
eI rostro de los guarcianes. que sen
ian el vue!o de los p;iaros. rcro
no podian Gis,inguir Su torn,a.
Por costumbrc. Dor un sentimlento
lie deber Y de- discipline que !lega
iasta e! sacrifice entire los :nteliccS
e~ncargados De los faros que ca"
obligados Z pasar var:os dlas nardidos
entire las olas, u ieios de Ia tie
RIA : d. ios DENTS srres vlv!cnteS,
escond;Io5 en- la delgada t~orrecl!!a
que gaia y 10. navcgaHteS. eJc2uta-
ban Sus traOajos cast maquinalmente,
limpiando vidrios yespejo$. aceltan-
do las pleas d. metal, atisando as
cornetillas = los disco: pero nlngnno
De los dos penso en conner y solo sc
so:tuvieron con cafe trio. que apu-
raban para calmar su fiebrc.
Acogieron con rrofundo error la
caida de Ia ,arde, el :repuscu!o tue
largo Y t"riste; cl pensamicnto de que
4 Ia rlanana Siguientc sabrian, al fin,
cui! era cl de:graciado. los !!enba de
terror Y de esperanto.
FL corazon de Labat q i~nu2daba
dc IN terrible cello cuando !legaba
a ;maSinar que su c~onnnanero ser!a
feliz. ' que la muerte, hiricndo d su
csposa. lc deiar!a Il Ct en- Ia MA:
profuHda desoiacion.
Tclaron junto7 Ell la TORE. y q i
mirad de Ia nochc oyeron gc!Des Sc
o : repetidcs N los c-lstalcS. Sc
meiante q una granizada. Los dos
- niraron: kerguenou tenia les sc
mes enlpupadas de frio Y sudor, y Sc
Girigi6 a Ia e:calcrilla. ~trepando "a
pidamente. mientras que Labat. con
los ojos desmcsuradaInertc abiertos.
esne:aba yer aparecer i II mucrta. En-
csos molnento: ira d. las vidr;cras
90 extrc!!6, satando en- pedazos, :
una gran sombra blanca penetro er
la caseta, cayendo 4 los pics de La
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ID. Y s. fuere Ell las aguas. e. mar.
gran monstCao verde. SC !leAar& de
hiejo.....
Eca de QUEIRUI.
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81 QuieTes EieHaT III cdG=
taro, ven a mi |ago",.

81 quieres ilenar IL cantaro, Yer,
ven Z mi lago.. Nj aqua Sc acoger1
d rus pies y te dira su Secreto.
La ~torrnenta sc echa encima Y obs
curece eli ARENA. Y las nubes paja5
son. sobre Ia copa azul de los a-boles.
como III pesada cabellera sobre ii
frentc. Conozco bien ci ritmo de tus
passes. que NE cstan Iatiendo en- ct
coraZ0I.
Ven, ven 4 mi ia!go. 5! quieres lie
mar III c&ntaIc.
$! no ticnes ganaS &c ,lenar tU
cantaro. ii prcfiercs dcjarlo t!otan-
do en- e aqua. ven, ven a Sentar u
pcrcza Z nj iago.
la iadera esta verde. y las flores
dc mi campo son tantas, que no pue-
den col tarSe. Sc te iran tus per-
samicntos per tus oios nagros. CONC
p~ajaros cue vuelan de Sus nidos, {?
IL vuc!o Sc caeri a tus pics.
Ven. ven = mi lago. :: t;encs
ganas DE- llcnar tn ca1tlro.
s.. harta de tus ctros juegos. quic-
res .jugar COZ cI aqua. ven. e Z
mi !ago.
Dcia til manic azul en- ia %ori!la,
que cl aqua tc cscondcra. ! las O.
las Sc ~poaGran de puntil!as por be-
sar tn cu2l!o = en- tuS
ciios.
Yer. y"r I mi lago 81 q~uicres ju.
gar cen cl aqua.
s. tc has vue!to lcca. y q~uitres mo-
rir. ven. ven = mi lago.
Nj lago Is frIc y no there fondo.
cscuro como TN sueno sin suenos
Ala abajo. noches y dias son igualcS
: toda canci6n eS ~Silencio.
Ven. ven = mi l&go. 5! tc has vuel-
10 loca = quieres MORN.
Rabindranath TAG0RE.
1at. ksrguenou invoco mentalnen-
te 2 Ia vircen y Labat r2trocedi0
2sp2Etado.
.Aq1e! tantasna blanco era un gran
,isna de csos cue cl viento ~a:roja
l!guna> yecci a las costa.
i cntonccS 10 pensa-oA mas Que
IN 10 eXlra9o dc aque u apariciGn.
luc .c5 Darecip sinicstlo augurio, y
- dos diieroa: !Es ri alma dc n
"u2vta:
(Pasa 4 Ia 5a. Col. 3a.)
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toam' djm km5r mg6Z Ens a 1dmas @usJa9
y ~TTaFisos. Meear at |7o~ en- es1oE kohhar az 20
ee,k. eer0 On! tr5tc eteeec>aa.H! MA cgz
no Aa5i= H,as 9Se Eiaro6as y nc lc Ozy4noo.
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RabinGranath TAG0RE.

(Pasa I Ia 5a. Col. 3a.)
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oS MEXlCANoS PREFIEEEN NuaSTEOS SGGI iCIoS
n, F.to +. dcmursIra q L.,ei s!.--ne71r zee c:m7Er2s
eu-aal!-:2r:os. uEGie r,, c-una-!- : no "odri."7cs coHtinUa.
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IN cla1aa = fl!ass1 ~ ANaN6Io YapfI0o la.z-
=. syH i: UGatl1e@-. eyyu.s e7 lurs-o.
= rs.ssr Tn II cel56o/ ~zaoaGz. arr o/LII<s
las ina .Ec!E4 nS'o &c IsE2>E5 2 AG1 nu
Ga /: 5zzccer20 2chssac@c ~H>r"I7cG at ~ ,%z.'
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oTRA PRUEEA De OLE los Ne
- q-r ug-Ctrus sI~GIToS c~Es''St"''
20 .Frc Dggms.cm". pcccg, 81 no ca-al!T:
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- listed SABE a. h4y "1a Z,
rr - maad- naJa . 81 ismll'a. "a pv-a
-,niendu Ia syru-igeC 5v yI= st III
aga "a G-LLa. - ENPONE \ HE
Nicaao l-c 80 vs,lmo ~ nlcn ctICa,~
=. familia = = H. -~Sn.J1HtSs. = II
LOS . loS g-e orT'au III Il7:l.'a q =
.a-les G;nC-5 Y ~sgU&G-.@ : s~-r de j
listed Lai.1p@ yTauaJ0-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Roosevelt Sees
Great Victory

Oyster Bay, N. Y. Nov. -
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt issued a
statement last night in which he
asserted that the REPUBLICAN, vic
tory serves notice on Germany that
armistice and that the term of peace
Arnistice and that the terms OF
peace will be determined by all Of
the allies" The Colonel continued:
1.-THE Republicans will heartily
support President Wilson in efforts
to put forth our whole strength and
efficiency in the war and to secure
a peace that viii guarantee the res
suit of the war. All extravaganza,
corruption or inefflciency in waging
the war any leniency to Germany
spies or conspirators at home and
any effort to interfere with the free
dom of ships and with the press on
the part OF the honest supporters
of the war who protest inefficiency
in waging it. will, believe result
in congressional investigation and
exposure Of the guilty parties.
t'Tlle result OF the election is real
Nv extraordinary inasmuch as the
entire pro German and pacifist vote
was behind the Wilson Democratic
ticket and in view of the further
fact that the enormous war powers
of the administration have such
ladroit and INSCRIPTIONS PARTISAN
ship. I regard he result q sEigsess
more a victory for straight AmeIi-
canism than Republicanism."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Prices Go Up
DESPITE Talk
(By Associated Press.l

washington, Nov. 7.-Despite peace
prospects prices generally through
out the United States are showing
q tendency toward a further upward
movement according to the federal
reserve boards monthly review to-
day OF business conditions as report
ed by agents in each federal reserve
district. Increases are particularly
noticeable in commodity lines not a9-
fected by the governments price fix
ing program.
Many manufacturers and other
producers are reported following a
conservative course by keeping only
small stocks on hand, in preparation
for new business conditions after the
war.
Rising prices and credit imitation,
the board says, must be opposed by
strictly personal economy. Despite
war economy propaganda, IL appears,
says the hoard, that many classes Of
the population are still spending their
current incomes as freely as ever.
Notwithstanding the fact that prices
today are record figure because they
have not yet embraced the national
duty to save as a personal obliga-
ton"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Tales Of the FYiendIyForest
BY DAVID CORY

Heaps the snow up high,
Pretty soon, maybe noon.
The sun win shine on high,
Then the snow. away will go
From the grasses brown,
Then you win be safe and free
To visit Rabbit Town"
well. that's good news" said
Uncle Lucky. ''for I'd like to 20 to
the Opera House tonight and see
Uncle Toms Cabin!"
"Oh. please take me- said Billy
Bunny, and. OF course. Uncle Lucky
into the house and called up the
ticket Office and told them to keep
two box seats for himself and his
, little rabbit nephew. And when 1t
was time to go they went out to the
barn and got out the LuckyTnobile
and started, off. And you can bet
they dressed up warmly. Uncle
Lucky tied hls blue polkadot silk
handkerchief over his ears and put q
piece Of newspaper under his vest
and wound UP his gold watch and
chain and then ne was ready. SO off
they went. and after while, not
nearly mile, they came to the Rah-
bitville Opera House. And wasn't 1t
posters pasted on the billboards and
underneath it said, "Uncle Toms
Cabin. All Star Cast Of Bunny
Actors" ii
b. "WeIl. well" said the old gentle
man rabbit, as he took his seat In the
opera box and twisted his opera
glasses around for almost a mile. II
believe that Is my old friend, Jack
Hare, who is playing Uncle Toni"
And SO It was, for after the first act
he came into the box and shook
hands with Uncle Lucky and Billy
Bunny and told them all about the
great big bloodhounds. $50.
And Billy Bunny thought Mr.. jack
Hare was q very brave rabbit to take
a part in play where you are
chased by bloodhounds. and I think
so, too, and I'm not rabbit, either,
and neithar is the man across the
way who owns a little pomeranian.
Although he is always afraid he will
lose him, but that is another, story
which you will hear some day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
GAS SHELLS ARE
DROPPED BY Huns
IN OPEN CITIES

Washington, Nov. 7.-German
forces in their. retreat from Belgium
are bombarding defenseless towns,
using especially gas shells and de-
vastating the country side accord
ing to an eye WITH ,ss &C ;JunT n1dde
public today by the Belgian legation.
''The Belgian government has
been informed" said the statement
"by a reliable eye witness, who fol-
| lows closely the operations at the
Belgian front, that at tue very mo-
ment that the German government
has announced her protest against a
humans act Germanys offers to stop
aerial commandments in the in
terest OF the civil population OF the
occupied territory, the Germans
have bombarded the villages and
towns which they were obliged to
abandon during their retreat; they
have used especially gas shells for
this purpose.
sIndesoribably heartrending scenes
have occurred, the unfortunate pop
uIatlen having no gas7=Tla slSs or
means Of protection against the
spreading fumes. The country all
around Client, the rich and beautiful
cultivated fields and pastures, pre-
sent a. horrible sight of devastita-
ton and havoc. Not church was
spared from destruction.
Amongst the civilian population
hiding in the cellars there have been
a great many deaths from gas, 81
in the village OF Hansbeke alone.
A portion Of the population who
the lighting and bombing found
had fled from their homes during
the lighting and bombarding found
upon their return mere ruins and
dehris-trees~had been cut down,
houses ransaeked, furniture smash
ed to pieces, fields devastated,
'Frorn these facts one may APP
preciate how l1ypocritical are the
propositions and pro-
testations OF the German govern-
ment" --.
The legation also made public a
captured order OF a Bavarian COM
mander as further evidence that the
Germans are robbing and Iooting
Belgium ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
AUi0tO1:S Tn "
Daring Exploit
(Bv Assoc1atad Press. ]

+ With the American army north
west OF Verdun, Nov. 6, 2 p. M
"A daring exploit by two American
aerial observers, Lieut.. VIM. Erwin
OF Chicago and lieut.. Boeum, the
first named the only American OBJ
seryation ace was revealed today
when the advancing infantry came
upon them holding or Germans with
the machine guns Of their air plane.
The aviators and their machines
were rescued.
Erwin and Bocum flew over Sedan
yesterday and fired on the troops
xhere. They were forced to land on
the German side of the line owing to
engine trouble. The landing was
made near two machine gun nests.
Then they fought off their would be
captors through the night and were
still defending themselves tenacious
.ly near Stenay when the infantry
advanced and found them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Use Ham Money
TO. Pay Damages


New York, Nov. 7.-Assertingl that
if a lasting peace is to follow this
war "Germany must be made to I'M
derstand that her plan has failed In
the industrial field as well as in a
military" A. Mitchell Palmer, alien
property custodian. called on the
bankers of America, in an address at
the Metropolitan club here last night
TO aid him in "Americanizing the
great German controlled industries
in this country. until every iota OF
enemy ownership has been wiped
out" G
Mr. Palmer declared that he now
was holding about 100000, 900 worth
Of enemy property; that he expected
soon to have more than $1.000,000.0o0
and that he hoped to be empowered
to use this money ito pay the just
claims OF American citizens against
the German government due to its IL
legal warfare.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
Notice OF Hearing Petition for License
to Sell Real rEaHn4a

Notice OF Hearing Petition for License
to Sell Real Estate.
State of North Dakota. County OF
Gass. IS. In County Court, before
IN the Matter of the Guardianship
OF John Johnson, Incompetent.
The Northern Trust Company, a
corporation, Guardian, Petitioner, VS.
John Johnson, an incompetent person
]. ID. Hendrickson, Special Guardian
Tor said incompetent; Martin =. John
SON; Ole u. Johnson; Christ, johnson;
Ed Johnson; Kate johnson Berquist
and Oltena Johnson Hansen, Respond
ents.-Notice OF Hearing Petition for
License to Sell Real Estate.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all
persons interested in the estate of
John Johnson, incompetent:
petition of The Northern Trust Com
Incompetent person, has been filed in
this Court, setting forth that 1t is
necessary and for the best interests
OF said ward that the premises here
inafter described be sold at private
sale, and praying that said guardian
be authorized, empowered and direct
ed to sell said real estate belonging
to the estate of safd John Johnson, in
competent which is situated IN the
Dakota, and described as follows. to-
wit:
The Southeast Quarter (sENl Of
Section Seven ~, Township One
Hundred Thirty t13T) North of
Range Fifty (50l West OF the Fifth
Principal Meridian
That said petition viii be heard by
this Court on Saturday the Both day
Of November. 1913, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day at the court
rooms Of this Court in the County
Court House In the City OF Fargo in
the County OF Caas and State Of North
Dakota.
And you, and each of you, are here
by cited and required then and there
to be and appear before this Court
and show cause, IL any you have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
Dated October both, 1918.
BY the Court,
EE1EfB1y Gz&AANEgSFGTf
Judge OF County Court.
(Oct. 81, Nov. T-14-21, 1881
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
QneStiO11nAireS
Of Nurses Due

Cass county nurses who have not
fllled out or received questionnaires
required by the war .depar tment from
graduate, student, undergraduates
and practical nrses, trained attend
ants midwives and women who have
taken any Red Cross nursing course
must do 50 at once. Questionnaires
can be secured from or mailed to DR..
w. G. Nichols, chairman, or "A. c..
BuchhoIz, secretary, at Fargo.
A considerable number Of women
have complied with the governments
request. Quite a few have not.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07

Notice IL hereby given, that by vfr1,
tue OF judgment and decree in 1orGsI
closure, rendered and given by the
District. in and tor the County 81
Cass and State OF North Dakota, and
entered and docisted In the ONCE OIL
the Clerk Of said Court in and 1orl
ust. 1913. in an action wherein FarsEi
National Bank Of CasseIton, North
Dakota corporation, was Plaintf0.
and Cassslton Realty. q Investment
Gilbert were Defendants, IN favor Of
the said Plaintiff and against the said
Defendant Casselton Realty q In
vestmenf Company, corporation, for
the sum OF Eleven thousand three
hundred ninety-two Dollars and fifty
cents, which judgment and decr6e.
among other things, directed the sale
BY me, OF the real estate harsinafteE
described, 10 satisfy the amount 81
said judgment, with interest thereGn
and the costs and expenses og sucE
sale, or so much thereof az the proc
ceedB Of such sale applicabls thereto
VIII satisfy. And by virtue OF q writ
to me issued out of the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF Court, In and for said County
OF Cass and under the seal 0E Bal@
Court, directing me to sell said rsat
property pursuant TO said 5udgu1aElt
and decree, ], A. II. Ross. Sheriff OF
said County and person appointed By
said Court to make said sale. will sell
LH9 A&EGll61L6E QGHEEAHEA EGGA GA6Ab&
10 the highest bidder, for cash. &c
public auction, at the font door OF
the Court House I'm the City of Fargo,
in the County of Cass and State nE
North Dakota, on the 9Th DAY OF De-
cember, A. ID. 1913, at 2 o'clock D. m.
OF that day, 30 satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs thereon, ana
the costs and expenses of such saIe,s
or so much thereof as the proceeds on
such sale applicable thereto viii sat-
isgy. The premises TO be sold as aFore-s
said pursuant to said judgment ard
decree, and to said writ and TO this
notice are described in said Judgment.
decree and writ. al follows. sD-wits
Lots numbered one, two, three. four.
eleven, twelve. thirteen, fourteen. NJ
teen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen. Of
block three CD, also lots numbered
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen.
seventeen and eighteen OF Block four
az, of Powers Addition to the City cE
Casselton, according to the certified
Flat thereof on dle and OF record lla
the office OF the Register Of Deeds
within AMI for said County OF Cass
Al. Af ROSS,
Sheriff of CaEg County, N. III
Lawrence e. Murphy, Attorneys for
piaintin, Fargo, N. ID.
Dated October 24, 1918.
lOct 24-3I, Nov. T-14-31-18. 1875
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800 81 THANKs

We desirs to take this means OK
expressing our most sincere thanks
to those, who in our hour of grief.
by their acts OF kindness made cur
eaarpn4zr 1iof&A4
Alfred Larson and Family
1917 Fourth Ave ~. Mo0rhead.
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Well, I'm glad to be able to start
this story right off. by saying that
the blizzard stopped just in time, for
IL it had showed any more I'm afraid
it would have filed up the chimney
Of Billy Bunny's little house in the
Old Brier Patch and put out the
kitchen fire, and that would. have
been dreadful. for then Mrs. Bunny
couldn't make the coffee or get the
breakfast or heat the irons or do
the washing.
NOW. let's get out the shovels
and clear of the: porch" said the old
gentleman rabbit. So he and Billy
Bunny set to work and by and by
they made a tunnel right out to the
Pleasant Meadow, where Mr.. North
Wind had cleared away all the snow.
And do you know what he had done
with it? He had piled it up along
the Old Snake Fence until you
couldn't see it at all.
And just as they finished their
work. Robbie Redbreast flew by and
sang this little songs:
Don't you worry when furry
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-07
POLES MAKE DEMAND.
(By Associated PrassA

Amsterdam, Wednesday, Nov. g.
Demands that the Germans withdraw
their troops forthwith from Poland
have been forwarded to Berlin by the
new Polish national government ae-
cording to the Rhenish Westphalian
Gazette Of Essen.
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Amos J. Cummings and Ernest
JarroId were once in pilot boat
during a great storm. The former
lap on bunk. intentiy reading Tie
boat gave a fearful lurch, and "a
Feened until Ii seemed that she must
turn completely over.
This Is awful. Amos!" said Jar
rold. I'm going 20 put on q life
preserver, for the boat can't stand Ii
many minutes IonEert7
''0h, keep quiet and let me read
Mickey said Cummings, never
ing his eyes. The Tnen On this Dt
draw a regular sa8ary n keap h
a.floa5t
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scHEcks MOBILIZE.

- Wy <absVCIaI6U EIS0S.J
Amsterdam, Wednesday, Nov. g.
All men liable to military service UP
to 26 years Of age. throughout
Czecho-S loyalSia. have been called to
the colors. according to a Prague dis
patch to the Weser Zeitung of Bre-
men. It is said that this order in
cludes German Bosnia. Comment in
the Czech press indicate that the
mobilization Is against Germany.