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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
Greatest Reception Accorded Nominee
on Northwest Tour Occurs Here
Forty Thousand North Dakotans Ceered the Next President
He Told Them Of the Policies Of the Next Administra
tion--EquaI Justice to Rich and Poor.
No Industry Will Be Destroyed and
Excessive Rates Shall Not Continue

crowd which trampled over itself In
its anxious efforts to get a good look
or shake hands with ''Bill.". ~.
But Bill didn't care, and the famous
smile that won't come off was broader
II anything when he emerged from the
sea of humanity and climbed into
carriage. g., ....
Salute Of Twenty Guna.
When the whistles of the different
plants of the city sounded a warning
that the Taft special had reached thG
city limits, Lisbon Battery Of the N. D
National Guard began the firing of
salute to the distinguished visitor, and
while the parade was moving along ia
route, the sound OF the roar of cannon
could be heard above the shouts OF
enthusiastic voices and the strains ci
the bands that added materially in
making the event a great success.
It was a great night In Fargo even
IL It didn't start until $50 o'clock and
was all over at $3.50 p. m. A great
day for Fargo for II had an oppor-
tunity to see and hear, to meet the
man OF the hour.
Two bears, ten steers with sheep.
hogs and fowl were served at ths
great barbecue near the speakers
stand In Island park. The Auspicious
event following the Taft speeches was
banquet to newspaper men, when the
eastern correspondents and the north
west scribes, numbering 100 were the
guests of the Fargo and Moorhead
press club at the most elaborate event
of the season at the Waldorf.
Cheered by Thousands.
Down at the depot as the hour for
the arrival OF the Taft special drew
near a low buzz OF excitement began
to swell through the crowd, and when
at last the special steamed into the
station the pent up enthusiasm broke
forth into a prolonged roar. Everyons
cranned his neck and far down the
| line OF Coaches and at the end a portfy
t, figure, suFnounted by smiling coun.
tenance stepped onto the platform
There's Bill now" shouted some one
wildly, and the crowd took the cry
There's Bill! Hurrah for Taft! Hur.
rah for Bill" ~
After Mr.. Taft had been safely ess
corted to a carriage, the torch light
parade formed and commenced to
move slowly down Broadway. Rec
lights had been distributed along tho
street and as "BIr' was driven alona
Broadway he witnessed an inspirini
sight TO say the least. In the caEA
riage with Mr. Taft were Senator Nc.
Cumber. J. T. Williams of the national
committee and Sergeant -at-Arma
Ransdale. The Taft party was es-
corted by Co. B, N. d. N. G. Scores
of carriages and automobiles, carryi
ing members Of the Taft party. proms
inent republican leaders OF the stah
and the state press followed the Tar
carriage, with bands interspersing thu
parade.
Parade Feature.
The procession was the biggest and
best held in Fargo and was a grams
tribute to the high esteem in which
Continued from Page Five.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
CLOUDBURST STRIKES
MANILA PENAL COLONY

Manila, Sept. ga belated oficial
telegram has just been received here
which reports that a cloudburst struck
the penal colony at Iwahig on Sept %,
and that eight persons were drowned,
including Harold MacKnight. super
intendent of farms. The officials of
the colony report that the prisoners
behaved heroically during the cloud
burst, many of them plunging into
the water at great personal risk to
rescue their comrades, who were in
danger Iwahig is model penal col
ony and is conducted without armed
guards. s.E
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
.POPE'S SECRETARY Of
STATE WILL RETIRE

Rome, Sept. 2e.According to The
Avanti. Cardinal Merry Del Val. papal
secretary OF state. is about to retire.
This step, 1t is asserted. Is the outcome
Of representations made to the vatican
by American and English preiates, but
particularly Cardinal Gibbons and
Arch Bishop Ireland, who objected to
the secretary's severe measures against
modernism.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
POLLOCK To HOLD
COURT At PEMBINA
WILL SIT FOR JUDGE KNEEsHAW
IN SHORT SESSION or COURT
WILL THEN GO TO MANITOBA
TO DELIVER TEMPERANCE
LECTURES.

Judge chas. A. Pollock left this
morning for Pembina for the purpose
OF holding court In Judge Kneeshaw's
district In the absence OF that gentle
man. He will hold short session OF
court there and then he will cross
over into Canada where he will de-
liver series OF temperance lectures.
Astrong effort Is being made to wipr
out the saloons In a number Of Mani
toba cities and the father OF prohibit
tion In North Dakota" will take an
active part In the work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
THRILLING RACES
in BOTH LEAGUES
CLEVELAND wins. MORNING
GAME FROM PHILADELPHIA
scoRE-5-4.

New York, Sept 2s.- Although New
York and Detroit, respectively leaders
in the National and American league
pennant race, increased their advan-
tage slightly yesterday, there was no
diminution today in the interest over
the close contests for supremacy. I'm
less weather conditions interfere all the
teams in both leagues will be engaged
today; Philadelphia and New York, ST.
Louis and Pittsburg. in the National
league, and Washington and st. Louis,
Philadelphia and Cleveland in the
American league. are scheduled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
ESQ ESCAPED
DEATH ON ship

Dover. Sept. 2s.--The tourist steam
yacht which left London yesterday
bound for Lisbon, with $50 persons,
including passengers and crew on
board went down between Dover and
Dungeness, this morning, after hav-
ing been in collision with the steamer
Kingswell in a fog.
All on board the Argonaut took to
TO the boats and, came ashore here
safely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
TEDDY'S FACTS
MORE IMPRESSIVE

washington, Sept, 20. President
Roosevelt today made public o letter
from the interstate commerce commits
sion pointing out that the presidents
last reply to VIM. ], Bryan did not in
elude the present years work in his
reference to the prosecution under. the
Interstate commerce law, and saving
the facts are even more impressive
than the reply showed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
800 DEATHS FROM
BUBONIC PLAGUE

Pekin, Sept 2s.-There have been
500 deaths from the Bubonic plague
at Tong Sha, sixty miles northeast
of ,Tien Tsin since the outbreak Of
the epidemic. No alarm is felt, how
ever, and It is not believed that the
disease will spread
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
CANE RUSH IS
FATAL; BOY dies

worcester. Mass. sept. zs.- Enib
r.. Gran OF Warham, student win
had his back broken Ia the annua
sophomore freshmen cane rush q
Worcester polytechnic institute De-
Tuesday. died today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
New Postmaster.

washington, Sept. 20. The follow
ing minnesota postmasters have been
appointed: Garrison. Crow Wing
county, Charles e. Barnard, vice III.
r.. Mann. resigned; Hewitt, Todd
county, Frank s. Pike, vice Albert 3.
Cornell, resigned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
ROB BANK OF $4,000
and SHo'ss...' POLICEMAN
.,sssa

Ladysmith, wis, Sept. 2s.-l
A gang of robbers at 8 a. m. to- s
day blew open the safe of the
state bank, taking about $4,000.
The cracksmen shot a night po-
liceman in the arm and fired
several shots at the Baker ho-
tel to keep anybody from COM
ing out. They then took a
handcar and escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
Parade q Feature.

Parade Feature.
The procession was the biggest and
best held in Fargo and was a grani
tribute to the high esteem in which
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Continued from Page Five.
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Gin Achronnt &inn.....N.
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Barn mo %Icuu 9lrnoIo betrait
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ritie &niiiter5immer, eIeftrifde @eIeudtura,
Snmpfbei8une, aoien fret. 8eferbirte aafnten.
1trlner in hen 9iustsgfireour Der Dab Cine
gr. 107 SitPaItimoresGtrabe; Tr. 6O8-5O8,
9iqbtsStrd6e; 9. q. G. Office, S1boft,Gde Der
baltimore: nno GaInert'Strabe; Continental
2ruit @uilotn9" uno aIbaueb'S gr. 100, Roros
GbGrlessSir1be
Suhi V. StcIfuppb, q. Hrptun,
Tice'3rdi. II, Sen. 'WeGtaaer. Sen. Taff. saaert
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gSiQiunl2' ,,Enppriula," cine Der
bcitcn Nlrl,atr CrQolliiutioncu Scr
oucrifoniihtn @ii6nc, hiclt acitcrn
ibgcn Giu5rQ iu 0o& r9icuc MRolN
mcntol [bcatrr." 3luCi muiitoIiidlc
&om6nicM Nci0c upu non Numor ut0
@it. Sic cine bctitelt Size &nlperiol2
2lbrou0," nie uuoCrc oN0ri3 l(p=SiG2
Conn" I&nt Cbio trcten nllr Nrti
itru aucrrritcn HnnGc9 uti, inter 0l5
ieu; @rnct lmO Wulct 9}cQer &nlitO-
torcn; &obmp Gocel urO Nnulic See
IN elmer ipunnc1Cen Sfi5iC; NcIhm;
tier Ncoroalcn Cpcrn.S dngcrinlcn ,
Charles s.. Modic uI0 ieiuc @ciell.
idoit III ser Hon00je rN( %otcp2 SIC
nor" Ter Gbor btItebt uli3 filuI5iQ
rci5cnOcn iunQen Gamer. Die ianumt.
lid, itilnmhcAubt inn mnO 0ra}io2 ST
tnl5cn ucritehcn. N&jc iIbIih, ucrOCn
t0Qlid) AtudNmittuQ3 &]oritclun1cn g.
uChCll.
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reit 8uu @ebrnnf in Der Gambeii' uno mt.
Decentralization I'M i0.00 glbefios.
Teier6irirs bon gdlm In stIaf. ODER Tnrs
lprzgsaggnils, Spclfernten etc. iperpeft ftren
beforgt per Sclcpnun in aqeli folgenoet 9iIlc;s
Eiirealir: Charles mo Baltimore StraBe, G.. Il
B.. ct. Rnul 1924. ooer no, GonrtIanh 1901:
mt. Disqualification 6. & g., Dt. Sermon 1923:
GnmbelsS tdtion SlJprnlutionss Siireau. g. & g.,
ct. BAN! $40. ODER ND, 9ouriIanb 2726, uio
Gr. b26 SiiosN rpd ntpat.
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@cftern Niarplanb Ghsubabn.

Gst.nrenS AZ. ecpibr., heriast Stasn'@atton.
SEgftdb.
40 mureeitS - Gbncupoft, SaeerSfouiL u.
nro "a. Mo.. WanneSborc, 9bantbersburg nro
arsbenon,Hten Sonniae. Snncod unb euntber'
lamb.
2,45 g,odln. Accommodation mad rnion'
9rtoge.
AIS slni,r. - efneusGrpreb, Saustliuie,
SasersIorpn. Suucet. GEipOe1Shurg uRh aug.
a%enonlneil Eorntag Srsberid nnb Gtlniiss
burg tlarlorsSrac0ou).
Sdaiict, auesenun,rnrn epnhias.
TOO M6refn5-gort, y. itfr' g.. BIB. urb Car
!islc.
80 Woraers -eiiom uad 2burmsni.
>e,bT ~.nloreeils -gSeiteri @rpreb, @eitpttiltttr
Nrleebtne (Jreherid). Gfriisbnre, 9sur'
uiun. SnIcnd. Cumberland, @lftrs teuftet'
lfetodtipH ,JInagpnl.
ESQ s,ndlm.-3auptiinie. nNIt6 bon eHtorb'
@rope. feruer Dorf, Sancber, GETTYSBURG NIB
y. urb 8. Sth.
$40 @adbn1.-Ifirm. mad Sanoser.
GIG aberos-glffoM. Hnh iirion,HribGe.
Sur eamitdaS.
tt.30 gbenhS -Nffcrr. nod urtcrstftbee.
ynr SrantagS. ss;
G.45 ADMINISTRATION. Hat urion'grtbee ntb
sail Mot am g.nntsIbauia.uS s. siattom.
VI. gpbestfpu, n. ". Qpwen,
Siees9rdf. II. eH.sDRaaae,. Vsn.'R 'ugf.
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MerdJauts G. Sinners transport. So.

Srnd,t nnb gaKagiert.
Nafl Spitpu Huo benz Sftn.
SonHtag. StenitGg unh Sreiid9. 9 tbr Ibenbs.
BAD 3rnuioenee unb benz Ctet.
Sonntng, 0tittpob uno 5reiiaa, 6 ubr Ibeubs.
= Nndl Nciupprt Teips,
Idglih, alisbeIinnlnert MPont1q unb Sdmltdg.
9 ubr IbenoS.
y Trndt ail9eilurtIleH tdgIidl bis j nbr gtatnt
fir %henfeIbet Gao abfabreuoe Eurpfer.
Man Sauannah NIB benz Sitbeu.
Sienft1g, Sunneritdg uno Sdmf!ng,
g llbr gbenbS.
:. u. @cg,cin, gl9ent, Bier 3, Suh S..gap.str.
9annt.Nitrean: Beruian' NIB 2tgltsetr.
Gl1,I&S-)
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Sic l1ntcriudnnn
Sbrer
u II {

psn mir III teine S~ninIs~arbeit. an inter.
fnr5f Jtfe &uaen uads nnatnmiiden 9riniipien
fptenfSh nMb yurtre Boa ofn 9hsrh pernrfanhte
&ptfethen. ], Ysein nsn b~entidpen lar6nfstn ia.
Bff5ifteSt et~neenmafer TIT 6as Heite sesei
T@uahe stty entsinbee Ausen.
Usshee 2naer ban iRnitIifen suatn.
= Sinner tinip, asfelr. bentider cptifet.
NJ WtupA ri $50, Rprb. 0yahsstr
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Raiie CUR @eiie in's Yuslanb be.
iorst 6. &uinc, Wr. 413, Ci.Salti.
morehraes rsss G,iitOm Spuje Npe
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EaTc snr Seiie in's MnsIanb &c.
iurst 6. Raine, Mr. 413, CR.gaIti.
rorefrase, nabe gmitum Suxis abs.
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Haiie sur &siir in's Iiislanb be.
iprst 6. &ainc, 3r, 4t3, SIt-galii.
morctraKe, nagc Gnitum Suuie Ips.
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Munal Wiur Gin.


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9ieler 3crliitiiS an Der Tretuub5 pdnSigfiet
Strdbc, 9seip'gorf, bequem iinob SoteIs ins
4beaieru.
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Ter SdIoOncr oGblporN :. @tus,
lolp." anacbIih boS qr66tc Nol5id,iti
Der @elt, loltQte anl Sonnto1 9tod,.
mittdg IN Curtis Ban an. nm Sic
Gleini9fcit bon G000 Sonnen Wcid,.
fohlen OIL 9orb Sn nebmet.