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PLANS FOR MEMORIAL 5i
u DAY Gel EBRATION

. At tte regular semi monthly meeting
of the John F. Reynolds post, G. A.
r., last night, special committee con-
ssisting OF E. c. Gearey, sr, S. G., Rob
erts.and Samuel w Townsend was APP
pointed to make arrangements for the
Memorial day exercises, Wednesday.
May 3o,t and for the annual services
ithe Sunday preceding, May .2z.
B The memorial address at the quart
sers of the post in the public library
will be made by Rev. H. G. Leonard
of the First Methodist church and the
preaching at The. services in the opera
house Memorial Sunday will. be by
THE Rev. DR. Barnes of the First Con-
gre gational church and the choir of the
latter will furnish the music under the
--ts : - 4 =rg ~
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WASEM HAS LOST ?. ! !
HIS FLOWING MOUSTAcHE

The man who was having the maxi
imum of fun today was George Washing
ton Wasem of the firm of Wasem &
Gard. Last night Mr., Wasem. was;
stricken with. that capricious inspiration,
which attacks some frlsn who wear.
handsome moustacfes and 1t led him to
a visit to his tonsorial professor and he
gave perenptory orders for the instant
removal of his upper lip adornmert. To-
day he alleges that the change badly
scared his wife and his baby today was.
looking for new papa Mt. Waseri
declares that as a dodger Of bill collect
ors he was a pronounced success, III
a very marked manner this morning.
Wearing a new hat he simply stood
serenely by the side of a piano when the
representative of a well known house,
who by the way, would bet large Wagefs
that he could not possibly be mistaken
in the recognition Of George Wasefn,
entered the store and walked right past
him, took a peep at his desk and left
the store, rennar rking that The guessed
sWasen1 was not in. Scores Of people
passed him up on the street and even
Mr.. Gard, his business partner failed
.to recognize him and at first treated
him as an entire stranger. George says
that he'll have to run like a whitehead
to escape the indignation sof one of his
lady frisndsWhen she finds out the joke
he played on ller. 3is 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
Mayor Johnson Lays Down Rules
for the Fargo Police Force.

a&St y ~
If Mayor Johnson's orders are carr
,ried out, the members OF the Fargo
police force will surely be entitled to be
called the finest. :" The new mayor
has just compiled set Of rules for the
members OF the police force and it Isl
announced that a violation of any will
be cause for dismissal from the force.
First and foremost among the new
rules is one which it is expected will
win homes for the unmarried members
OF the force. 1T is that all police Of
ficers must at all times while on duty
appear in uniform, the same to be kept
neat and clean. I'm addition the shoes
must be polished. - Ss-S ys.E4ts.sss
! The second rule is that officers must
treat everyone with the utmost court
esy,, be polite and attentive, especially
to ladies and strangers.
i The third rule is one that some OF
the officers are inclined to believe
should be accompanied by a paid up
membership in the Murray cure estab-
lishment. 1t is that smoking by po-
lice officers while on duty shall be pro-
hibited., Heretofore the members of
the police force have indulged in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

weed at any time and the rule which,
prohibits smoking twelve hours at a
stretch will not be popular, at least
with the officers themselves. The same
rule includes sentence announcing
5thatEthe use of Intoxicating beverages
by police officers shall be prohibited.
i The other rules are as folloWs:sS sss
Police officers are forbiddento enter
any private. house for. any purpose,
while on duty, unless invited to do 50,
sor they have good and sufficient cause
to believe that crime, has been, or is
about to be committed therein. i5ss
\ Lettering on the street corners by
police officers while on duty is forbid
den. 49,. a>s,... Is
I. An police officers, while on duty
must see that paper is not blown about
on the streets, if any should be SO
blown about they must pick 1t lip, If
there is no proper place to put it in.
roll it up in such way that il cannot
be blown, and so that the street force
may see it and take it away. They
will also caution anyone they may see
throwing paper in the streets to refrain
from doing so, if they refuse or neglect
to stop complaint must be made and
the guilty party arrested
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
MUST WASH !.
WATER TANKS.
!
Men Who Deliver Artesian Water;
VIII Be Forced to Comply With &4
!, Fl, 49,. - Ordinance. a- @s .k .s.as III: ] =

City Health Officer Carpenter,ttoday
issued notices to Watermen iinstfueting
them that all, tanks on wagons 10
which artesian water is delivered in the
city must be washed out at least once
each week. '' >s,.s ....... ..S
Arguments will be. made for the
washing OF .the tanks at the. water
works and the police have received in
structions to prosecute every water
man, who fails to obey the order Of
the health officer, g. ~ so2 s:
!. The order is along, the line Of a
resolution adopted at the last meeting
OF the city council, Attention was cali
ed to the prevalence OF typhoid feyersiI
the city and it was suspected that the
water in use in the city. might have
something to do with the condition. II
was recalled at thecouncil meeting that
there is a city ordinance providing for
the washing of water tanks each week
and the heath officer was instructed to
take stepsSto bring about the enforce-
ment of the ordinance. N S&sl8 ss.t
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

LOSSES I'm WALKER
FIRE WERE ADJUSTED

Q azHt u
The losses sustained as a result Of the
fire in the new Walker block have been
adjusted and the work ofspreparing the
building for occupancy is now being
rushed
Walker Bros. & Hardy's loss on the
printing blishrnerit was fixed at $Io,4
900, with $2425o insurance. The loss on
the building was $500 with $4,000 in
spraiice. Isl .y..5 .s.
The North Dakota Newspaper Union
sustained a loss Of about $4,000. which
u.s. covered by $1,000 insurance.
B Architect Beebe will receive nearly
tte entire amount of his insurance.
which was ST. 900, and The C. III. Rob
inson Co. Willreeeiye the full amount of
their insurance, which amounted to 5000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
CASE
DISMISSED
Judge Amidon Made Order Allowing
/. Appesfto the United States
i Supreme Court, s. 81

a The case of the Heath & Milligan
Manufacturing Co. ct al vs.. j III. Worst.
director of. the North Dakota govern
5niedt experiment station. has been dis
missed BY Judge Amidon. The court
has entered an order allowing an appeal
of the case to the United States supreme
court. :z1E'@ ~ ta@'' ,t< Il Il. Es aSIss &
This case was commenced to prevent
the enforcement of the North Dakota
paint law Soon after the bill of COM
Eplaint was filed, an application for a tenn
porary injunction was granted by the
court and several days later the matter
was argued. The paint manufacturers
raised constitutional questions and the
court decided to hear evidence on some
Eof the points raised. After the evidence
was presented. Judge Amidon dissolved
the temporary Injunction and refused to
grant any further restraining order.
F9l'The case was taken up recently and
the attorneys for the paint iilanufacttir-
Eers took action which prevented the
lease being tried in the United States cir
Ecuit court, but which gave them the right
lot appeal to the United States supreme
court, thereby getting the case in the
higher court sooner than would have
been possible in the event the case had
been FIRST tried on its merits in the lower
court. .5s:..a ~ Il, ,s.s ,.4s N,
4 The outcome Of the case in the higher
court will be watched with interest all
lover the state. ~ Those who have fol-
lowed the case carefully and are farnil-
lar with the questions raised, are in
clined to the opinion that the decision
by Judge Amidon will stand, so far, as
to, the constitutional question.
/. The provisions of; the paint law are
now being strictly enforced and the new
measure is popular, not only with paint
dealers in the. state generally, but with
|consurners.. g::. gs:l 4s 4Ss' 5,y
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
large audience of organ music lovers:

large audience Of organ music lovers:
Last night the eminent performer
demonstrated his absolute control of the
organ and from beginning to end he had
his audience charmed with his magnetic
playing. His tone colorings and ex-
quisite shadings. in soft passages, were
wonderful. 1t is certain that DR.. Bald
win has perfectly mastered the three
essentials of good organ playing, techni-
que, thorough knowledge of the intri-
cacies of orchestral effect and the ability
to make beautiful combinations of tone
colors. By request DR.. Baldwin will
play the Storm on the Mountain The
player was assisted by Mrs. H. N. Dill
worth who sang twice, once a gracious
response to hearty encore. Mrs. Dill
worth was in splendid voice which is
always pure and sweet and always un-
der admirable control She was ably
accompanied by Mrs. A. H. Dodsley
on the piano. The programme for to-
night has been arranged as follows:
J ooIldld ..... I1Sule Ct
.a-Allegro Maestoso.
b--Andante now troppo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
,a-Anegro Maestoso.
b-Andante now troppo
Ii
Get a Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan"
LIMIT ON. FORTUNES.

Philadelphia Record At about
what point does a fortune become so
great as to be dangerous? Should the
nation assist Mr. Carnegie in his laud-
able purpose not to die rich or should
it spare him and con6ne itself to John
ID. Rockefeller? Or should it take
charge OF the estates Of both men AMI
of all other men who possess more
than the average man is able to get
together in the course OF a. Lifetime?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
ALDWlN CONCERT WILL
BE REPEATED TONIGHT

The excellent programme presented
by Dr. Minor c. Baldwin. at the First
Baptist church, last night, warranted a
much larger audience than the one which
greeted him on his second appearance
in Fargo. Tonight the master of the
great organ will appear again in a pro-
gramme which ought to attract very
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

direction of. w. w. George OF Fargo
college conservatory of music.
& Comrade c.. III. Brown OF HarWoel
announces that appropriate exercises
will be held in the cemetery at Harr
wood, on Memorial day when there
will be addresses and the formal decor
alton of the graves Of deceased COM cottr,-
Iradess fsszs4s 81 VI. 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
BUS,INESS MEN,

Are finding it to their advantage to get
their Office help directly from the Da-1
kSota Business Colfsge about zoo firms
did SO last year and almost 100 have
,already availed themselves of Professor
Watkins offer of free advice ON such
matters this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
SEED POTATOES.

Choice Early Ohio seed potatoes for
sale at SO cents per bushel at the Hec-
tor farm adjoining the city. Phone
1907 long short.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

ANOTHER FOR WHEELoCK q J I q !: I,

Mcssrs. Wlleslock & Whselock have
just employed second Dakota Busi-
ness College pupil, Charley Buck, to
take charge Of the books at their Medina
State bank They must be pleased with
the help which the school IS furnishing
them
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24
LEAVING AL JOKES ASIDE,

What do. you think OF chem" steel
trimmed racycles that Ben Hart is sell
iug-ain't they peaches?'. F.. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

Get a. Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan. ~, -. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

Get "a Pocket Savings Bank at the.
Savings & Loan. J" 8 ..s...s..s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-24

i" FOUR GREAT BARGAINS q
For Wednesday only at A. 1. Moody
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
9rpber eoSrrthu NJ.
Superior. gRis.. ID. oSuI


Die oeuIi9e Regierung baI eIueR
8ertreter na4 0en Der. Std1ten ge.
fanot, um bic Qdnoereien I'M nDr0ii-
den Wisconiin gu. beii9ti9en uno oarz
iiber gu beri6ten, pb iie iih CUR @riinz
oung elmer oeutihen 9oIonie eignen.
Gin Snnoitdt nit einem &apital ppn
$10,000,000 itebt binter oieiem 4Idn,
pel4er ebenfalls pon Dem &aiier WiI=
beIm unteritiibt miro.
(9ie obiee Na9ri6t mubte idon
auf ben eriten Bid ungIuubpiiroiq
uno perbrebt eri6eiuen. Qluf Dem bies
iigen Seutf9en 2pnIulat einge3ogenen
Grtunbigungsn 3ufoIge itno es Ser
NorboeutI6e 2lobo unb oie.6amburgel
0ampfihiffsgeieufhaft, peIhe naf
pdFenosn 9Gnosreien fir ibre Pufd-
giere Grtunoigungen ein3leben = tpos
bei 3u bemerfen 1T, baB ser geringIte
She'll ibrer 9aifa9iere aus 8eutI4en
beitebt - iino Der oeutIbe Soniul bat
einen @ertreter nu6 Misconiin gez
Tanbt, nm an Srt uno StetIe Grtun=
oi9ungen einauaieben. Der beutIfe
adifer bat ieIbitperItdnhlid nit Der
Sadie nibt bas @eringite gu tbun.
2tnm. Ser gReo.)
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Seterreih Ingurn.
BubapeTt ID. {uri.

Der 9oranIdlag fir heu Staatsz
bausbaIt ipuroe Dem parldment une
terbreittt. Die Ginuabmen 0es .uros
pdii6en Staatsidabts fn0 nit
$260,0O0,0O0 eingeIeBt, Ole Qusgaben
Inn $514 gerin9er. Der Gntpu1f
erb0bt Die gepilIigungtn fir arisgss
3pede uno Riiitungen nm $1,000, 900.
Sic fir GiItnbabusn UNI $4,0O0,000.
fir Degtbau uno Wsqeuntsrbdltung
nm $2,600,000. fir Sdullpeien u>n
$500,000 un0 nm $2,100.000 3ur 6es
bJng osr QanopirtbTddFt.
DIR liadr}miniiter beabiihtigt.
pitrpropntigs Reutentitel gum Be
troqe bon S40,0OO,000 dus3ugeben.
Der 8,t,ag 1T fir rsproOuttiOt ans
la1en beitimmt.
Die beIeioigtnos Glnogebung, pels
DE am Sounia9 in Wien BON ben
gbriItlid So3ialen 9eg,n Die oort tge
9,noe ungariIde Delegation oeranitaIs
tst pur0e, BAT bier Sic b0hlteGrregung
berbor9sruf,n 1ros Der iofortisen
@nti6ul6igun9,n 0es OIterrsidiI6en
premisrs 5r.ih,rrn p. Bed BEL Dem
ungarIidxn prtmi,r Or. Wed.rIe
9eben ole 0ogsn Der 8oft8entriiItung
It6r bod. 8islIa6 miro eripartet.
oob ois gsIcioigung. tpel6t 6as ganje
unqarifs 9ot ibipsr ,mpfin0et. i'm
Qarlament itiirmiIhe Debatteu I'm
GsioIgc baben psros
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SSett'8 etenntniB.
Qpuispi[Ie. &n.. IA. SUM

Sine bieIige ,3eitung perpjfentli4t
cine 0epei6e aug Gpntbidnd, mel9e
oas 8etenntniB pon Curtis Sett ii6e.
Die @rmoroung Gc1ril's unb Wfdrs
cum's entbdlt uno auberoem Elm neues
2iht duf Den 3no ots Or. 9. .. @or
fpirft. Die @endnnten fpuroen pdbs
reno Ser 3amilienfeboe in greatbill
Gountn ermproet.
Sett Iagt in Isinem Determining, oaB
Sobn Smith uno Sobn 4bnet 5dmea
Godriq t0oteten unb odb Glbert 0dre
ois, SameS Surgis, 50. Callahan,
StiIe Spicer uno 8iq 9ritton DIE eis
9entli4sn 8erIhp0rer. naren. Rad
9lnodbe aller nit oieIer @stfdp6rung
in 8srbinoung itebenoen Gin3elbeiten
geItebt er, baB tr ielbit Sames 9. 3.Ytdrs
cum erihoB, 0aB SdmeS 6ar9is un0
So. Gula6an ibn 0a3u perleiteten uno
Der 9estere Inn Den Repplper iiber9db.
lleber Die Grmoroun9 oes Or. @or
eradhlt eSett, oaB er fi9 in Der Wobz
ming ieines 0ntels 2tIer 6argis be-
Iano, ais oret SOune luI3 QlHIer elIlz
AMBER abgefeuert pur0en N0rtlia
beiBt es Damn meter in Dem 8etennts
nib:
nWlein Ontel fpdgts, mas oieS9iiiis
gu beoeuten 9dtten. Sd fonnte ibm
tsine 2lusfunft gsben, tporauf er ld9e
te: nWir pollen bingeben uno ieben,
ob Sim pher elm 2lnoer.r pertpunoet
puroe. Gr sing Biz gu Sims Gar
tenSaun, Damn bIieb er iteben. SD
CLAUDE. er fiir6tete ifh. oph i9 bate
isine gngit. S6 Lief in Sen 6of bin=
Elm uno ih perbe ME pergeTen, mas
id beim Sdeine 6s8 Mpn6es erbIidte.
Ntben oen &au4bauIe itdnOen SO.
Callahan, Sim 6argis, @ia 9ritton,
SeB Spicer un6 Glbert 6dr9is, nit
@etpebren bepaffnet. Sb lab teinsn
Rspolper."
Sett i6Iob iein 8.tenntniB nit Der
@eriiheruna bdb sr ois refine Wobrs
belt aeIaet, uro ertldrte, oab I.in Sns
t.I NIer 9argis p0llig unif1uI0ig Iei.
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s a m uitd.
9inaston. II. Hnni

airgsion. 13. Suni.
am 0ienitag 2(ben0 erbielt Sic Vos
li3ei in 8ingiton pon oem 9opitqn 0ts
osuti6en Oampfeys BRADFORD. ser
Jri6te duf Der CTticite Ser eSnfer elm
lno, cine Oepei6e odB unfer feiner
,gtdnnidnft cine gleuterei ousoebrp.
den i.i. 6aB 6as S6iff nu6 airoitnn
tomme uno 0ab 0ie 4oli3ei bic IQeutes
Tsr perboften moae I'm Mitterndft
fuhr Der 0dmpfer in oen 6afen Elm
uno Der 6sutIfe aouiuI Iopie bic Qcs
li3el aingen an Born. sic fon6en.
oaB Elm ernIter Gtreit am 9ienitd1
nd6 Der 2(bfabrt aua sem 6dfen I'm
tonio 5ipii6en feds siuQsbor.nen 6eis
3ern un6 Sen U}oitiniIten ausae6ros
den mar. Sine QrH7elei fofate un6
ts ipirb hehouptet. b sic Teutfhen
orobten, auf Die 1anaifdner 3u Idle
zen unb odb Gebtere Die Qrbeit Der
lp'iqsrtsn. Der q-ritGn oerIdnaie,
baB bic Somoitarer eertaftet nir6en,
mas absr ni6t asTta6 Die iebs Qsutt
nut6tn pom S6iii sutIdTen.
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SUlIcu ocn GauOcl ciuidlrantcu.
SSinolsn, 8, II. oyuni.

lSlnOle0, -, Il. ,SutU.
Yer Gountp DtitrittsanpdIt Tas
bio iiberra56te beute Ole 9tnpdlts Der
oStdnoapo Oil @ompdnp" oollitd
0ig, ais 0is @robQci1lporenen ibl
geri1t einrei6ten uno ois ermartsten
QntIageu ge9en Die 8eIeaI4dft nidt
erboben. Der re3sImdBige 8sri6t
puu0e oem Rihter iibergeben uno oie
@ti6norenen entldFen, Spfort nuhs
her 8iH9 Serr 0apio mad Dem ,3immer
OeS 8ormun0ifuftSgeritht5 uno reihs
te 3'nei glntlagen gsgsn Die .8udsne
Qipe Cine" uno Die ,W}anbdttdH Sit
COMPANY" Elm, in Der tr oieielben be-
ibuloiat, SiiIfs GjeleIIidnften Der
rStdn0aro Oil Company" gu Isin,
81 Dem 3ipede oraaniiirt, oen 9anoel
Su heihrdnten. Die g,omttn, DIE in
@erbiwNtng nit oieIer Gjeieuidnft
Qenlnnt peroen. iino Sobn O'8rien,
Supecintenoeut ser g8udepe Qips2ine
Company. uno J. Z. Gutbbert un1
r. 6. Curtain BON ser gW}anbattua
0u Company. uno Iic itno un1es
tlaQt, iif berIdaporsn gu Eaben, sen
odn0eI uno &auf BON Petroleum unO
ieiner Prnoutte tinpi6rdnten. Der
Diitritt5dnpaIt 0opj0 idqte, oab sr
in 0eIem Gjerihts pieI i6neIIer pors
pdrts tonImen tonue. Nenn Die
GroB1eidmorenen Sic 2(nnaaen erbo.
BEN hdtien. Iaatc ser DiItrittsanpdtt,
lpiiroen Die 6dls t:s gam September.
Sermin oes Gierihts perIhoben pprs
oeu iein, uao m0lii6erneife nGrs
Damn cine neitere @srIt.t6un1 qeiolgt.
SEPT. iaqte er, tonns er iis osrfoIgsn
uno nnh oen h06sren @sritten brins
gen, mas Fofort qeibeben iol,.
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9amburg, IA. SUM

Ss'@'NHNtS W II NSAAkls
Der 9lQstmeine DtutIde Sourud.
Iiiten uno S6riftitellertap 1T bier trs
DTfnet pprOen. Die 9srtretuug aus
alien 8dusu OeutI6lan6s unO Stiter=
reihs 1T bsoeuten0. Die 1aoun9
puroe ourh BEN 8oriiBsROen 0ieB ers
5ffnet. uno i'm Ramen Ser Staot Sam.
burg hieIt Der Speite giir9srmeiIttr
Or. 8urddro cine Idngere 8eorii.
bun9sreot.
(Der gtIIgsmeine 9sutIhe Sournds
Iiitens uno ShriftiteGIertaa 1T bic auf
9tnresaua Der 0eutIdeu S1riftitsuers
GeuoferIhoil aIIidbrIih itattfinotnoe
3uidmmentunft 6cutid1er Sournaliiten
unO ShriftitelIer.)
9lelp 0ori, IA. SUM,
Der 81. 9. StS3tg." tabelt i6r 9ers
liner &orreipoH0ent:
Die hodobe0eutIamen @orgdn9e.
ptJde Td in sen IeBten 3dgtn in
Nien abaeIp,tIt baben, erregen bisy
oas 9robte 9tufiebsn. Sn eingsbcnosn
uno tifriaen. 8siprehuugen beindft;s
gen T6 0je 8lGtter nit Ser 8eQen=
mart un0 Ser 3utunft Ser oiterrei-
diihzungariiden DoppslnonarCbie.
sic lpeiIen oarauf bin, oaB oie lbron.
rsos oes &diItr8 6rdnS SoIepb marme
@sfiible fir 0eutihlan0 behnotts,
StaIien 0a9e9en nit mertIiher aii1is
behdn0elte. 2tIs be3eihnsuo Gilt 0as
pdrmere gintr,tsn 0es oiterreidhiihca
Mtniiter 0es gluSlpGrtigeu @rafen pon
GtoIuhomSii fir StoIisn ais Wl;taIieO
bes3reibun0es, Tboben;@rdoe iitauf-
aefoIIen. ooB Oieier in isiner @niprdAc
an oen 2lusi9uB Der un9urildEn 0ss
legation oas frsun0ifuiaite NerbG!t-
nib Geiterre,h sllu9drns 81 RubIan0
10 entjtieOen bstont BAT. Sir beipa-
0trs niatiq Miro 0ie pom @rafen D.
Gjoluhopsti aum NusOrud gebrld!e
0offnung AMI cine }ufrieoenIttllea0c
GOiung otr galtdnirage gebaIttn.
Rad DER 2tufiaiIun9 DER bieii9tn
gIdtter tenuSeihnet Die am Sonnt5J
in 0ien fattatbabte uu9aruieinOljhe
Oemonitration sic Oortile StimmunI
in nitht mibjuptrIttEeHoer Wsiis. Die
DemonItration mare ais 6ol9e Der
langen Propotationsn ieitens llngarns
tpobl ertldrlih. dber niht 81 entihule
oiatn. DAB 81, Teinolitt aunogebun5
pobI por6ereitet mar, miro aus ocr
3batiabe 9efolqert, Dab Die Gr5eOenz
ten cine nit einem rotben ungdriidea
RationaltpItiim berlusgepubte Yuppe
nit grobem Shnurrbdrt 3ur Der
bpbnung pom 6ronS SoNutb mitgss
bruft batten. 9roB SieIsn 9orbes
rsitungen miro oas Ginnerfen Der
6tnitsr i'm ungariichsu MiniItsrium
unb 0ds gegen oisIes @ebouOe geri6s
tete Steinbombaroement odrauf 3lt>
riidgsfiibrt, oaB mebrere un9ariIh he
Delegirte aus sen 6enitern Dor BEN
Oemonitrirtn0su 9olisboufen du89ez
Ipudt hdften
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
s m SSrrenbau
aantatee. ~. 13. ouni.


Der Rep. DaIter U, Gbdns pon
plainiielo, Elm ebemaliger SnIaHe NeS
bisIigen Srrenbauies. md6te oen0robs
gsihportnsa feline Nufpartung uno
er3dbIte BON Der 9rauiamsn 8ebano'
lung, peIde sr un6 anoere pdtitnttn
bon Den gDdrtern gu erouloen hatten.
9orber eri6isnen Der 0r. Gor6us uno
anOere 4er5te oes Srrenbduies por oen
GrpbQeihfporenen, nm 0ieitn 3u err
tIdren, OaB 0us 3eugniB, lp,lds5
Goans db3ulegen i'm gegrifi lei. teis
nen Wtrtb babe uno ossbalb njdt qua
9sloReH per6sn ioIts. Die @eibpps
reHen bieI:en es inoeB fir ibre gfli4t.
ben 3eugen an3ub0rsn.
Spans bate Die 9lufseihnune.n
mitgebraht, Die sr pd6reno i,ine8
aufentbalts i'm 5rrenbduIe su Rantds
ie. mahte uno nobel er irgen6pelft
pdpierf,Bsn. ole Riidisiten BON 9bos
togrupbien. grisfumidlGgt u. +. 10. bss
nuBt bate. um Die frii9tn Ginoriide
iofort duf3uieBen. Gr 3eiQte 0en
Geihnorenen Elm dr3tlifrs Gertifitat,
nondh er in Battle Greet ipegen zines
Rjppenbru6s b.bdnbtlt uuroe un0
iiiote bin3u. ooB bic @erI.Bunq cine
GoIgs ser QlngrifFe mar. pel9s ois
DGrter Rob Barber, u. 70. Ruit uu0
Qerrp 20. Qnoreps auf ion ma6t,n.
Gr f, is6,n Tag qepriig,It tporoen
un6 pdre Iiherlih a.itorb,n, tpenr fei'
ne 5rdu. Ole BON ieintm 3uiidn6e9un,
6e trbisIt. ibn niht ihIieBlib aertttet
bGtt.. Der 3sugt .r3dbtte BON ans
o,rsn 1dll,n grduidm.r Ss6dnoIung
uno moht, 6ardui aufmertiam. odb
6is 2t,rsts. Ioipit Elm pdti,nt ole On.
ItaIt perlaIT,n, 6ieitn 3pin9en, 1n.n
fir .iFe CUTE msnihenTrsunG!ib, Be
banoluuq Elm idriftlibss3,ugaiB aus'
3uTtelltn.
Die Q(rt uno WeiTe, nis sic Grobgs,
Tbporeuen 0ie llntcriuhun1 fij6ysH,
,rreat drobes GsFrem6tn. nan ino,t
,s msrtlDiiroi1. nab fie Den 3r. Goys
Bus un0 an6sre 2tsr3te. 1eqeu rslfe
gefbmer0en oorlis1en. als 3euqen pers
r'bmen Die GtobQeIhpor,nen neb
men In Der Rt1el MIR 2tnIcbuIoiluu
ner ent1e1en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
Die rcpublifuniihcn Scnntprcn niiu.
iden Gnoc Scs Munnts Snni mad
0auic 5u gcben.
&irS ibneus su mar IN.
Die mciitcn nnO uidltigitcu glngcle'
gsubeitcu fiji ncn bis babiu iBrc
GrlcOigung ecfnnOen bnbcn.
Ter lSanama-S -Saual.
Maihinaton. IA. SUM.


0as repubIifanii6e rSteerings
gpmite" bes Senats belt heute eine
SiBung ob, I'm Die Srage elmer Der
ta9ung 0ss &ongrefes nab Der nGhz
iten Wo6e Su beIpre6en. IS lpuroe
burauf aufmertiam gema6t, Oab bic
pidtigiten angelegenbeiten entipeoer
erIe0igt ieien ober in tur3er 3eit erIe'
0igt peroen t0nnten uno elmer 8ertds
eung am 27. Ooer %. 5. ults. ni6t5
i'm Wege itebe, Die @ntideioun9 oar>
iiber, pb ein ShIeuiens ooer gtipeau=
&anaI gebaut mer0en ioIle, babe tetne
@tle, ipie Der Senotor Spppner Io9tt,
ba bic gtgenpdrtigen grbeiteu oaoucA
ni6t be influbt ipiirben.
Waibin9ton, IA. SUM-.
Ser QrdIioent 3ppiepeIt bat ertlort,
oob er nit 0en poIitiihen 2ln9ele9ens
beiten Sopa's nihts gu tbun babe unO
penn Ser S6aBmeiIter Sbdp Ieinea
6eimat6sitaat beIude. 10 tra9e er
oqein bic 0erantportung.
WaIbin9ton, IA. Sunt.
lteber Sen Gomiteberi6t, oen 2tu5=
f6luB oesSenasors Smpot betreffeno,
pirb in Der gegenndrtigen SiBungSs
periooe ni9t abgeitimmt iperoen.