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La mission enviada a Argentina.

Garcia Vigil termin5 81 largo dis
curse diciendo:
Pido a. Pres:ientc &c ia COm:slon
Psrmanente cue sea refcrmado el ira
mite en- e. sent!do de que Ia conf
sion que SO a2erque al Executive, no
solo lie haga notar las frecuentes VIC
laciones que ha corletido a Ia Coostl-
tucion, las clales Quedan palm%ria-
mente dcmostradas con 81 cnvio de
una coniision d~ip!omatica q Ia Argcn-
tina sin consu!ta: al Senado, si1o
que con TODD respcto le haga yer
cue, Ell e case = Que g! dlscurso Sc
coatrac. nj {! nj los Secretaries de
+. ;taGo han cumplido cor % prevent
do en- c, articu!o 90 que de m2aera
exprcsa dice: Nc dchcran ser che
decides los acucrdos que TO cst5n res
paldadcS con IA firma del Se~crc1aTIo
de EstaGo".
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"a no habEd agentes adHa=
males ameTican0s en- Mex.
Ell gobierno carrancista ProhibiG
a los ciuiadaEOS ameriCan0S
tener agencias en- Mexico

LAHHDOr .eA"s' r1'ielo ~
G!an SofHEe5a M cauSaao eil''e q
ciCmento c"merc'al ae eS'a c'HGao' q
Gcc"eto he t"rranza, que empleza Aoy
L estar en- igor. en- vlrtud del cua! sc
rr"hlbe = los c!udadanos ameficahoS
le"er aSenclaS adH&n":eS en- Lef'''"F'o
n~.eI!cano.
Las c@S@s He esla ihaoie Qu9 e%s-
ten CT IL yec!1a po3'acloh &c L4re-
do, Iamauiipas. 5eran c~!ausGradaS,
rUeS Gcsde CsJa tccha SuS dIenoS no
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PIDIERON AUXILIO

Los vecinoS de Ia casa nimero Iii
de Ia Gale Hicks pidieron auyilio q
la poIicia para que suera retirado de
los alrededores IN individuo soSpe-
chose. e. captain Stcves Sc trans
lad6 violentamente al lucar donde era
reque-ida su ~presencia y detuvo Al
sujeto que Sc le design6. e. preso
Qued6 en- la carcel de Ia ciudad a dis
posicion del departamento de dctec-
lives. peadiente De Investigation.
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Carranza fne %aCuSadO...
(Viene de la Aa.)

este sabe muy bien 10 Illegal cue son
las ordenes Y decretos que Sc eNpl-
dan 81 no a calzadas con las flrmas
de los Secretaries O Sub-secretarios
de Estado.
Lo que es possible que llegue a haeer.
Sostiene en- seguida el diputado
Garcia Vigil:
La ley de Secretaries de Estado
fua creada precisamente para que el
Executive tuviera a SUI lado IN per-
sonal de puliticos que garantlzaran,
aun cuando fuera medianamente, al
pals. FL regimen dictatorial que a.
bora rige ~autoriza Al P~residente para
Que manana o pasado eche mano de
los Oficiales Mayores que hoy por
HOY Sc ]encuentran a frente &c las Sc
crctarias. mandandoles a Guatemala
a contratar ~cartuchos, cosa que puede
hacer muy bien, va que envia a un Se-
neral a tratar asuntos politicos y 4
III politico q tratar asuntos militares,
circumstance que de seguir asi, dara
como resalt2do cue un buen dia: en-
contr&ndose ausentes los Sub-secTeta-
rios Y Cficiales Mayores por ha-
berries remitido a los Estados UniGos
Y a otro pals cualquiera. el Ejecu-
two, acostumbrsdo a vio!ar Ia ley,
tram;tara las 6rdene5, por de!icacas
que sean, por conGucto de Jefes de
Sccci6jn, de Mesa Y ain de los cscri-
bicntes".
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NOlELAS GIEERSAS

~a.''s.',''t 10 a., - ~ AZ 11 ~
70. \ 80 -" ar. c.r,,6i:s e. ~
- 81, ~, 81 ~
-' '..H -. ~,
LIS t...-s g.. CLS'edp -..-..-.'''.... Ggc
Las b"s-t".p..sS de E&'Frto $500. 6Gc
r. IaSe'u.tair a. Hlr''',t ..-...-.---. 6gc
Los Fs- :,"'> as L~'L'E"jr ..--.---. btc
Los EtHasaos TIC! AHlvE. poE Aitscoh
,.'o'' ~ '-7 '''' : - ; m
tsa"g1>' - 49,
= A14- ,-,. cr, -.
'i+s- .
r!'aeS' ".1.'-'-- ~, 90 i.,....''St"
! NS.1irId, % ."H 'si'I-H COMPREHENSIVE
; Nov"iI ai.Nlra.i- .a, tym9S .....Si.1O
Don uuJul= dc = N.lGid. LaiCIoa ue
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Is ,,GlINND> ">;in c0urGT1ur~ - ci
rl~r. ;lr rcr'ada>. T,:"madG'a as. Sp;1"s e
i.rIGa~. 81 PRIMER TBATNNlI.NTp - ~
mas inheritance. GliHpun IW EllCinrTE
ants .pilrn - prnniaw'ni" npliCaI". 10 hay
pcIi"ro C." iTfrrrI0n ! II i"rlia cm!,s'Il
Z sam" H. r. lr"cn. rara u,u dc lniuiI"n
o hr>riE. H~'fDXDNE - 81 .tNTi-EpTlIn
IDEAL y tGENTt I1HNTliD. Grm2rriu
hirru g., rs'r lia!o para cuHlIIi"" rmnr=na-
ia. rrrIu. 45r. bic. 800 y 80. NH
I"Iia rr i. John :Hd 90. t,iv,
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E~SCoGlDAS.
OBRAS DE GRANDES AUTOREs

En,remsSes lie Ceramics -..........$!.5G
Hamic! : Romeo ' Julieta. Tor Shah-
esre1ra 81 80
N:rega. gar Federico MlsIral-.
Il RaHbar0 d. ~cyIl!G Y Las RodaS dc
Fi-aro. Ior RragmIrcnaIs .........Sl.5G
Fl !a-a:sl PerGiGu. de Wilton .......SL5C
La Novsa de- LgIermOUc, Por Walter
scott . . ........Si.I so
Il ~BanaCicru. pOr TirsO lie Molina ....$i.50
III EGmanreru acl CIG ..................Si.5g
Aria,r H.Sta FL Paiibul0 ..-..........Sl.50
Il Abve!o Gel Rev. pOr Gabriel HirG. .SI.52
I EupIIa nor EirCil!o 81 ~
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PRACTICES

AA<I@N
"a I'M PsSa csda nno.l
Manual de AceiTeS V JabOnes-
Manual de Agriculture Y ~Ganaterts.
Manual de Aries Y OtictOs.
Manual de AbGaIleria.
Manual De Carpinterfa lie Taller.
Manual de CerraieT!a Y ObTGs de iiicTro-
Manual del Cohetero Y POlyoriSta.
Manual del CUrl;dCr de PIti5S.
Manual del CunriierC-PaStel@r0
Manual del Observation-Disclosures.
Manual de EieCtricidad.
Manual de FoIografia.
MANUEL del HOjalaierO.
Manual de Jardiner!a y Horticulture.
Manual del La50reo de IinaS.
Manual de lecheTfa-
Manual de MeCdnica Industrial.
Manual del Ptntor.
Manual del Teiegrafista y. Tsleconista.
Manual del RelojerO.
Manual del SaStre
Manual del FabTiCSCte de VelGs.
Manual de EeleriHaria : EQuIsactol-
Manual del Z1pateTO.
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LONDRES. Mario i.-Dcspacho5
:ecihidos en- csta capital por ia En-
change Telegraph Company. trasmi-
tiGas de PctTogradO q las & p. m,
de! ju6ves, inGican que el avancc
aleman en- Russia ha sido reanudado
con brio.
F. Console de Comisionados de!
Pueblo ha decidido regresar q Pctro-
grado ' conLinuar IL remocion de to-
dos aquc!los clcmcntos de Ia poDla-
{Pasa 4 In ga. Psg. CJi. 3a.)
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NOyELAS ! so CENTAvos.

Axe lie Evsrar Marido.
Ca.yaliu' a. amor.
T. NgE!o .rGslSGO.
- l'ursatCr,C ue las SOltsTaS.
FL VavdiSo CC las NujeTes.
II Inferno de los EUmbTes.
- Hada he les Mares.
IL Nilo C. RuIsCuUreS.
Il Collar lie ESmGCaldaS-
II II de las Nluas-
Il Alma III IN BcSO-
Is Eija dt It's Flores.
ia E.eI en- los LabioS.
ia Siha de los JazGincs.
Ia Yutta Allegro.
ia t.orIe del Amor. .
La Erilc-Sa del Dollar.
La i.uG de Venus.
LsS k-sS NJ5GTuas-
Las nb-e-ss Tel Amor.
Las H.;sS dol Champagne.
Marina o i. ni.G dc las plGs.
a'glrftas sean las SUlCreS,
E4iGs -OS seal los Hu;%5reS-
l,4t.t.TS sean las SuegTaS.
Hasgl;0 sea 81 AMOR.
Saitli0S sean los CeloS.
FzzIOasEisS ds AMOR.
pu-Cu- Sc C&SaG los HOmhr3S.
PoFIue So CsSSl las MulcreS.
PurCue pecan ias MuJeres-
PorCus ReIuciGen las Nudss.
PorCue MuTmurdG las NieiaS.
P0r S@SuEr a II auter.
81 naics:a. 81 Amor.
VIVA mi N07te
Marts. DOT JoESr lSsacS.
- MANUSCRIPTS lie Ii 22dre
p lilo SG!Gttl-
r. Psrsrrn 10 Urn
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Faiiccimiento
EiaieroS

Sc e~ncuentraH en- esta ciUdad. are
glando algunos negocios p~articulares.
e. senior Arturo Garcia. actualmente
radieado en- Laredo, Texas. Fl senor
Garcia Sc ha hospedado Ell Ia casa dc
81 he-Mano e. senior licanciado Ne
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BlBLIOTECA De GRANDES
NOYELAS

Il Cal.aF,p te Una NIier -......-.... 75c
Il COGde ta MOnlsrIiStU, con III 81
unIaclon, la ManO del Nuerjc,
Tres tNUlt>
Il CnTlstl Gs urGcUr> .............-. -
~ Huo del l.tsAiu, tor fc,sl ...-.... a.
II EE6rialu gel EESJrG.CnjB -.--.-----.- '5r
IT RIO AGaDCHlas;D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EC
Il AGltcu CO ias Luras. : l1uIus -....SL..%
II Jo4lC t-EaUlS
FL IovuoAdg. o Enrique o. j~-3-arderc. 1jc
Il PertIuIlc S2EN.cu'o. DUertII3 y
faIIgSa Dpve.a rgfAlCaua ...-......... soc
Oh Bias ue >4Nt.l-N11 .-..---.-.-....... aHc
La EnNCEeHJCpr& Sc
La Hita del ASys.gO pUF EpulcpJn...... 81
La NUter de- Pay ESQ Observation-Disclosures. sJ-
les dos hlyIies 75c
Las ltIln8S de I'dinl;ra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5s
Los Tres N0SqCs,rrcs, On 81 ru,ul-
nvSC:0H. "SGlGte A1JS t'-SH Us" Y 81
Szccnde de BraSe,out," { ionus....s%.t
Los PrSsiGllrioS Gel Amor ..... -lr
Los C0aGulSlsdOTcS del Polo ......... 90
Lus IyUs del iueblO. : IoiuUs........ $50
lns HG1s Gel Csp.Lan irIQJ, p"7 ~
Ito Verne 2 iGur0S
Los NiS:art1S Sc Pacls. : moS......-.$ SIS
Los SisIS frc1dcS Capi;aiSS. : ;omOs .-.Si.5b
Ipac VsGtS: No7eia historical &c u
epOCS DC NeTOn 15r
Robinson SrgSua -
TrJicIoR- dc NOR soc
In nhrsro hriStocrSia .....-..-...-... .5c
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Sc espera un %IargosltlO

:. :, :. :. :. :. :. ;. :. :. :. :. = :. :. ::
5. =,
;. True translation file with the :.
: postmaster u, san Antonio, TEXAS. ::
!. On March Pad. Is required BY =
:. t.tr act nf October 6. ISf. 4.
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OOCIALES 7 0
- PERSONALEO


Fictima &c una fuerte ataque de
pneumonia Sc Ia visto o6iigaGa a
guardian cana Ia senora dona Cecilia
D. VIDA. de TaTin, miembro de una
antigua familia de Floresville, Texas.
La sonora viuda &c Tarin, vive CT
una casa de II Gale Calaghan.
FailccimieRto
e. dia 3 del pr6x;no rasaqo mes
dc febrero falleci0 en- MoEc'ova, Goa
hula, Mexico. Ia sonora doGa Gaia
rina Mlizaui2 viuda de BLANC.
La fan1ilia MIzquiz Blanco he reel
dido numerosas muestraS dc condolen-
cia DOR Ia irrcparable perdida one
ACADIA de sufrir.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
Nurse quota Is
Exceeded 6y'Fj0e

Twenty EIGHT young women of
Fargo have signified their intention
Of. taking UP the nurses work, when
called upon by the government to do
so and have enrolled in the student
nurse reserve. This number exceeds
the entire county quota by five. In
spite OF the fact that the county
quota is exceeded, the recruiting
work will still go on for the entire
period Of the drive, and the young
women will be encouraged to enlist,
az there are places in the state,
where the given quota cannot be
filled and the young women OF Fargo
can be sent to fill the places that
have been given to the other coun-
ties and cities. North Dakota's share
OF the $4,000 girls called for this work
Is $40. Mrs. William Ball and Mis-:
Rundsvold. night supervisor at ST.
Luke's hospital are in charge Of the
recruiting office today.
Broadway Meth0diets,
This auxiliary met in regular ses-
sion on Thursday evening and com
pleted, 90 oakun pads. Mrs. J.. B.
Farrand was the supervisor. r
Sons of Veterans. ....
There was a, large attendance Of the
members OF this auxiliary, and they
Mrs. Will Bristol, was the supervisors.
Knit and Miss Club. -...I 49,.
Picking over oakum was the work
Of the members of this auxiliary at
the regular meeting on Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. J. A. Gilman was the sup
Other workers.
There was a large number of other
workers present, one of the best
classes Of the week, and great
amount OF oakun was prepared.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
Fargo to Haze
Public Play Day

Fargos first public play day will
be held within the next two weeks.
according to an announcement made
today by Miss Claire Henning. who
has acted as supervisor of the play
grounds since their opening, shortly
after the close Of school. This event
will be held on the Agassiz school
grounds and Miss Henning hopes
that there will be 1000 children on
hand to take part in the different
events. She believes that Fargo has
that number Of children, who are
able 10 take lart in the exhibition.
and asks taat 81 c'i:d""n meet with
her at the Agassiz school building
on Monday either at 2 o'clock in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
MEN OVER FIFTY
CANNOT join
Y" FORCE NOW

Hereafter no man over so years
Of age will be accepted for foreign
Y. NJ. G. A. service, according to
word that has just been received by
Walter L. Stockwell. chairman of
the state personnel committee of the
Y. NJ. G. A.
Mr.. Stockwell stated that expert
erce has shown that the tremendous
physical and nervous strain to
which the men are subjected breaks
down men over so years Of age. The
great demand now is for men from
81 to 40 years.
The special need is for expert au-
to drivers and. mechanics. The Y.
NJ. C. A. is entirely dependent upon
autp trucks for transportation. and
the lack Of; trained auto drivers is
resulting in a very alarming situa-
ton, for hundreds Of trucks are now
useless because Of the lack of prop
er drivers and auto repair men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

Standard oil
Force Picnic

The employees Of the STANDARD Oil
company numbering $50, will enjoy
their annual picnic Saturday after
noon at Oak Grove park. The affair
is being managed by the Social club
Of the company, who are making eff
forts TO have this one of the best
gatherings of the kind that has ever
been held by the company. A pro-
gram Of the various races, custom
airy to picnics is being arranged, and
a special feature of the day is the
program of ball games. The Boston
Bloomer Girls, captained by Miss
Olga Moe. will play the Crab Apple
County Girls, captained by Miss
Louise S0hriber and the Polarine
Slippery Bunch, captatned by f. L.
Packard, will play the Red Crown
Power Producers, led by B. A.
Raupagh. The program will com
mence at o'clock and at 8 o'clock,
q picnic supper will be served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

en- route to his home, where he will
await his call :
Miss olga Aaland,- 424 Sixth avenue
south, entertained at a surprise par
ty Thursday evening, complimentary
to Miss Sylvia Thompson, Of Mime
Van Els. Sweet peas were used in the
decoration Of the diningroom and mas
turtiums in the other rooms. Games
and social chat were the pastimes of
the evening and there was a service
of light refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Weiser, Eighth
street south, have as their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Merrick Smith, of New
York city
Mrs. William Morgan, SIG Roberts
street, entertained a company of chill
dren at her home Friday afternoon,
complimentary to her grandson, Will
rner Morgan, who celebrated his 9Th
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
was passed in various games played
in the house and on the lawn. A
birthday supper was served and the
birthday cake. with six lighted can
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
RULES LAID DOWN
BY WHICH WOMEN
May ENLIST IN
Y" WAR SERVICE

Walter H. Stockwell, chairman OF
the Y. III. c. A. state personnel COM
! mIttee, stated today that he had had
rive and SIX interviews per week with
women deslrous OF entering ~
work overseas, and many more in
quiries, and for the benefit OF women
| interested In entering this work, he
| announced a few requirements that
had been definitely determined:
tirst-That no woman under rs
years OF age will be considered for
oversee service.
Second-That due to the trenend-
GUS physical and nervous strain OF
the work, no woman not in the most
vigorous physical condition ought to
consider volunteering.
Third-That no woman with near
male relatives in service abroad can
secure passports.
Fourth-Ih hat every woman accept
ed for "Y'' work must have a month
ly income OF $50 independent OF what
she receives from the ASSOCIATION,
| and at all times. must have In her
possession at least $3.50. An allow
ance sufficient TO maintain them in
this country is made by the associa-
| ton to the women entering oversee
| service, but living expenses abroad
are greatly in ADVANCE of expenses
here.
In addition, every woman must
take a weeks vacation every three
months to go to the rest and recrea-
| tlonaI centers. The strain which the
women must undergo necessttates
This measure.
Mr.. Stockweu stated that the can
| teen work consists largely in serving
the men, and includes long hours and
work that would be considered drudg-
cry here.
There is call for expert stenog-
raphers, typists and accountists, and
any woman considering this work
must view it from the standpoint Of
the service she can render. No applt-
cants without maturity and stability
will be considered by the committee
Within the next few weeks the
Women's personnel committee will be
organized to cooperate with the
state personnel committee in handling
the applications received from wom-
en- for Y. NJ. c. A. service abroad, Mr..
StockWeu announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
SOCIAL NOTES

The officers of the CO. B auxiliary
will entertain the members of the
Grove park, from Until 9 O'clock
Saturday afternoon. All members Of
the auxiliary are urged to attend the
bee, and those who can not come in
evening session. Light refreshments
will be served Miss Schlanser, presi-
dent Of the auxiliary, announces that
there will be plenty of yarn for those
that the auxiliary members are CON
Quoting this month.
Mrs. C, w. Hopkins, wife of the
gone to her home at Philadelphia, to
enjoy a visit with her brother, Her
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
,Jnn1eStO1O1t Girl
Killed In Fire
CRv Associated Press.l

jamestown, N. D., Aug. Miss
Mural Van Scoik, II years old. was
burned to death in a fire that Quilted
the Van Scoik horne last night.
Mrs. Van Scoik succeeded in say
ing five small children but tho girl
who was blind ard who was sleep
ing on the second floor, was traop45.
She managed TO make her way to
tn" foot Of the stairway where her
body was found today.
The fire started from the kitchen
range.
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afternoon or o'clock in the even-
ing. Boys and girls of ali ages from
six years up are asked to be present.
All workers, who have had some ex-
perience in playground work, who
would be willing to assist Miss Hen
ming in putting on this exhibition,
are asked to meet at the same hours
as the children.
Miss Henning wishes to especially
emphasize the fact that no great
amount of practice or regular at
tendance at the play days on the
part Of the children Is necessary for
this exhibition, as it will be conduct
ed practically the same as all the
play days have been, with the ex-
ception that their parents of the
children and the patrons OF the,
grounds will be present to witness
their work. Folk dances, games,
singing games and physical work
and gymnastics will feature the pro-
gram. A series Of tournaments in
indoorbaseball, hand ball, long bali
and vOlley ball will be put on by the
teams from the different schools.
August 20 is the date given for the
closing of the. city Fairgrounds. &
a-----
Fall hats received. Holderrnan's.-
Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
2 Fargo Enlisted
MemATePrOm1Oted

Two Fargo men have won commits
sions, according to Geographic ad-
vices from Washington.
Einar T. Blk has been made Sec
ond lieutenant in the National Army
LQuartermaster CORDS. and John <
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wear and evening wear, Tor wraps
and hats, and for. gloves and shoes,
Black satin fashions the two
frocks pictured and helps to fash
ion the hat. The frock on the right
Is a smart model for street or af-
ternoon wear. 1t has the narrow ac-
cordian plated skirt which is seen
on a number of the newer fall
models. The other features which
promise to mark the fall styles are
the panel front and back and, the
silk fringe used to edge these panels.
The evening frock on the left is a
med save for the gird1e in iridescent
softly draped model bare of trim
beads and the two tiny tassels at
each side. The bodice is surplice
style with a bit Of tulle showing at
the. neck and armholes. Whether for
conservation or not the effect Of the
sleeveless bodice is attractive.
The hat is a regular wartime one,
for it can be worn with either frock
pictured. 1t has a black satin crown
and a wide brim of black tulle with
a flange Of the same. Uncurled
ostrich feathers lying flat on the
brim encircle. the crown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

The accompanying picture Of the
United States cruiser Brooklyn in
the harbor Of Vlad!vostok reached
this country at about the same
time that news came from the far
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

Mrs E. S. Giraffe, matron at the
Woman's Boarding nome, 100 Eighth
street south, has been granted a
Saturday evening for Duluth, Mimi,
where she will spend the time as the
guests of her granddaughters, Mrs. e.
J. Brown and Miss Viola Giraffe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

bert Preston, who will soon sail for
overseas. Mrs. Hopkins has. five
brothers in the service. d..
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Hemstitchtng, pIcotlng, pleating.
Mrs. A. Anderson. SIT Bird. Av. N.-AdV.
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Paul N. MiIiukoG ueft), M. GutcbkoG am

VI. NuLCHKOH dNN : ,. C'W5eF - NllEl
east that two Of the abIest men in
Russia's first provisional govern
ment, Prof. Paul N Miliukoff and
NJ Gutchkoff. were at Hardin. Man
churia, laying plans for the estab-
lishment of q, provisional govern
Boeing has been made second lieu
tenant in the National Army Quar-
termaster corps.
They are enlisted men.
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New fall hats. Holderman's-
AdVt.
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. Blame the war, blame the war,
simply blame it on the war-this
sudden change from the wearing Of
all the most brilliant colors in the
rainbow to the donning first Of navy
blue and now sombre black. Black
promises to be popular for street
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Mrs. Herbert L. Loomis and daugh-
B. sylvester and daughter, Mamie, OF
Chicago. who have been spending,
few days at the Loomis residence, 81
Ninth street south, returned to the
Loomis cottage at Lake Melissa this
morning:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Martin ana
children, I 1915 Fourth street north,
will leave on Sunday for Detroit,
Mimi, for a visit with Mr. Martin
mother, Mrs. r. M Martin. Mr.. Martin
will return to Fargo on Monday, but
for a longer visit.
Miss Ellen johnson, TOT Third street
north, has returned from Foxholnn, N.
d, where she has been visiting
friends for the past week.
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Mrs. r. A Thomson, of Davenport,
Ia, who has been visiting her parents,
Col and Mrs. J. W. Carroll, will come
to Fargo this evening for a few days
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
e. Webster, 1923 Third avenue south.
Mrs. Thomson is a former resident of
Fargo, and her husband, who is now
manager of the Standard Oil Co.'s Of
Ace at Davenport, was connected with
the Fargo branch of the company. An
other guest at the Webster home for
the weekend will. be Mrs Webster's
nephew, Lloyd Dickey, of Bsmond. Mr..
Dickey has just enlisted in the med
ical reserve corps and will visit here,
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Miss Ethel Wood, Fourteenth street
visit at her old home in Ohio.
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head, were guests of the club. The
of Mrs. Hans Peterson, Moorhead.
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!: IL :la~H79~t1.5 :laxbor,
ment in Siberia that would be
friendly to the allied cause. Should
such a government be established at
Vladivostok, it would doubtless
have the backing Of any allied naval
forces in that quarter of the world.