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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Human ans benz Gcbcny
Spbn finoet Wiltter nod) 40 Sobren
uieoer.

Nem Oorf, 6. 6ebrror. Nod'
pier5ig longen Sabren lit Die IN Nr.
70, Snu.ers.S Str, 9rooflpn, lpobr-
bofte 6~5.jGbrige 6rou Sobonno 81
mons mieoer nit ibrcm olS 8ino Der
ldimtnoenen unb bon ibr lorg't ais
tpbt bcneinten Sobne @iltum $.
Slrlburt pereinigt iporben. @eltert
ttof Der @icoergefun&ne nit ieiner
Satin uno ieincm Sobnc in Der Sir
dlenitoot elm, nm Die il~berglildlldc
@reilin in ieine glrme 81 idllcBen urlo
tic, nod ieinem &ein M Gonneoilt,
Ohio, at bolen. Gds @ieoer'ebet
sipilden Wutter uno Sobn 9eltoltete
iif ergreiienb. 9eibe ipeirten Sbro-
men leliger Srelioe.
Die 2ebensgeifidte oes perloreiten
rto lpieocrgeiunocneu SobneS flingt
10 ieltlonL fpie elm Homon. alS icin
Softer Itorb, mar er ungelubr onoert-
6olb Sabre olt, uno leine Wtlttter Iob
lid gc5lpungen, i'm bel g%errponoten
IN Yflege 5u geben. Gites Cages
perifiponb Die Samilie nit linn. slae
Nnitrcngungen Der pcr5peifelten
Muttcr, cine Spur bon linn ST. iin-
oen, eripieien fid) oils friidtlos, un0
lie CAB ihIieBlid Die Sofinung auf.
Sod einigen Sobren perbeirotbete lie
lid gum 5peiten Wole, bod ltellte iie
bon 3eit 5u 3eit INNER mieber 9tad,.
iori6ungen noh ibrem &inbe an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Scr Mnttcr 6OrOernng.
Grou @iuiom Cbom .pcrIonat iofor+
ti9c2 Ginihrcitcn ser Iupdltt
CUR @cfrcilng i6rca Sobnca.

Ncm Dorf, 6. Gcbcrtor.-Grol
@illjum Sbup lit Ollrd) 0ic @citid)=
ten Die ibr ii6Cr Die GCrbGltniiic be
rlhtct milr0en, in 0encn iid ibr Sohn
@orrp I'M ItnotIiHcn 2lipl iiir irriiu-
nigc &erbredcr 81 Wuttcnlpnm bCftn-
oct, ocrHlaBen otfqercAt, 0oB lie Die
Innu0ltc on9eiporut bat, mrOcr5it1s
lid Sdritte in5ulcitelL nm Die Gnt=
Iaiiung Norrp'a aus Der Nnitult ST.
peronluiien. Gle ultc Game iiirhtct,
ibr Sobn lpcr0c in Der llmgcbunn,
mIttcn untcr @lnocrten BON (~Srrlin-
nigcn MlCr StllicIL 0ua biadcu Ser
ItunO pCrIicrcm iibcr 0oS CT ucriii9t,
mo lie ihcint iibcr5cugt 81 icin Dob
ole Nmudltc mr. ocn Antrag 81 itcl.
len broudCL llnt ibm Die Srcibcit SIT
crlUirfcn.
SouptoerthcioiQcr Qittleton iou
cntacgcn Der 0citri0en McIoung nod
nidt ieinc GcrbiuOung nit Dem 6ou
acl0it bobcn. Sri oem, mic linn moQc,
pcnl cin 0obco5 Corpus G~criobrclr
cinaclcitct miro, 10 miro Dies ourd)
onoCrc NInmGItc gcihcben.
@cidicbt Is, 10 miro IiItrtttS
unlpolt &cromc cncrgiid gegcn Die
6rciloiiuuq Ebop'5 onfGmpicrl, Der
uoh ocm @efuno ocS &ihters Gosp,
ling ol5 neutrality-suspicious. Srriinniz
ger 81 bctrodtrn lit. 9lli6 Yr6iioent
Or. ScrriS bon ser StootS STREET..
@onuniiiion, Der I'M eriten Tro5cB
Sbnp'S ais 3cuNc scr Anflogc Ben
N%n9cfloqtcn oils irriinnig be3ci6netc,
mo NiOl0ircftor Or. 2olnb limo Cnt.
'd)ic0cn gcgcn cine 6rcigobe oeS Sc
funqcncn.
Ilt0itcur @udlcD melfcr sic So,
item ser bci6cn GriminoIproSeIie Oe3
GolntpS pcrrcdnCt. lit nit Dem &cd.
nlul9SobI6luB oc9 SbolUs6oIlcS be,
id)0fti1t. 8ic bci0cn |ro3ciic Oc@
Fitt$burgcr MiaionGrS foitctcn oo3
Goltntp rllno $4,000, mopon foit
$4,000 olri ooS Sonoror ser inn crs
item Fro5ciic pcr~pCnOctcn Eiphiotcr
Cntiaacn. Sic G6olp'i6cn Ero5cIic
iuorcn bel wCitcm nidt oic tbeucr.
item MtorOpro3ciie Ger Ic6ten Sabre.
Gic orci Qotrid @ro5eNc. foftetcn oo8
Gountp runo 100000 mo Scr Sal
Wolincur $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
@c0cnfen gcGuBcrt t.

Wicn 6. Icbruor. Ter critic
ScftionSdCi 0ca g%enlciniomcn Wtini-
iterimmS pes @IcuberclL Srcibcrr pom
Gou 81 HoicnburQ, tbciltc i'm sultan.
Oigen AuSiduB nit, sic &cQierun1
babe 0eutidlnuo ~Qc0cnilbcr ibr BE.
oenfen nid)t perbcbIt luioCr Die Ser
iddrfung Der 0cauiiiftigum9 ans.
l6nbiider Irbcitcr mo oic 6orperunQ
oelitider Segitimotion. Die oiii5icuc
Ieuberrng crtDlgte onl0blih Der &c
iprefIung Der 3ablrcihcn Gu9mciiru.
gen bon Seitreidern mn llnaarn,
Die neueroings SeitenS 0eutider 9c.
BORDEN poll5o9en iuorOen limo.
8rof Nnton @o65idi bonn Eolcu.
Club mn @roi Sliper bon @ocQltc.
benz, Der ebcmoliee Miniitcr mo Jet
5ige .9r0iioent oeS @ernoltmga-8 e-
ridtsboies, fritiiirte I'M AnihIlb an
Die erflGrun9 bes &egierungS . Ser
treters oos gorgebcn Der preuBiid)er
geboroen geGcn oltreidiide |oIcn.
Cab c2ean in Ranger.
Ranger, g.. 6epr. - GoiO Sir
Senrp Mc2eon. Der cbemoIigc Com.
manbant Der 2eibrpofe oes SuItonS.
neldler bon Goiiuli geiongen gpbol.
ten murbe, lit gegen cine 2oieaeIn
bon 100000, meldes Die engliifC
3egiernne 81 be5ablen bat, bier elm.
geIiefert iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
GcmpfratiidcS GOnarck . Gampu9nc'
Gumitc.

@atb in8tom 6. Gebrltor. -
Phi tommcn6cn Montog I6cn0 lit
einc Sibnna OeS ocmofrotiidcn Grl.
greB Champagne . Gomite'8 cinbc.
ulfen, in mcIhcr 9eorntc cripGblt
mcrocn ioaer. Gin lcbboitcr &ompf
I'M Oo5 Pint ais &oriiber lit ifon
lett G%r6ffnnng Ser icbigcn Seiiion
NcS GongreiieS i'm 8nngc, Die better
GbancCn, Oo5u crmGblt 81 mcrOclL
bat oniteincno 2lopo bon W}iiiollri;
er ioQ oic Stimmcu bon II Staoten
fir iid baben. Die 3uhl ser Stin1-
men Ger ollocren 9elpcrbcr miro AT.
gcgcben mic iolgt: 9omcrS BON Oiii7
iiiitppi udt, Slooo BON &ir9inien
oht, HDon Don Neip.Oort iiini. gu
elmer Grmdbhlng cr~iorOcrlid iinb 20
Stimmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Tic Groc 1ffnct iid.

Rpad, R.-D, 6. Sebruar.
Cine Spalte in Der groe, Die iid in
Sooeritram offnete uno lid in einenl
Salbfreis iiber mebrere s9lods" err
Itredt, bat Die ginnobner oes Srtes
in groBe aufregune per'est. Gin
Sunonbritid. groBer als Der Dor
5nei Sabren bel Dem Srpan5ig Dten-
ihenleben perloren gingen, itebt III
o~robenoer ausiidt. Die GroIpnlte
tciinoet iih in Dem 3beil oes Srtes,
NO iih bie @obubduier befinoen unO
l6uit unter Dem gibliotbef. @cbGuoe
Der Sling daughters" meg. Bad
Iteinmaher baber, nad Sebm lrfeno,
aus9robuasen i'm Strome uorge.
nomren uuo man gloubt, DAB oa-
hurh Die Grbipaltej eitltanocn lit.
tate fhr's ssuclans beisrst G. Haine. Nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Wpd, Gin Sampfcr acinnfcn.

Nelp Orleans, 6. 6ebruor.
Gle Limited SSruit So" bot Elm
&ebcIgramm empfangeL Dem 5uIfol8C
ser Compiler r9luielm" ~gegenilber
SonouruS an Ser ipaniihen aiiItc
oitf cilten 6eIien aufgelmlien lno &C.
ifeitert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
@oibin9ton fomncn.
GeterSburQ, 6. 1cbruor.

petersburg, 6. 6cbruar. -
Die 9crid)tc iibcr cine tiirfiidc Wo.
tiliiation in Nrmenlcn un0 Die Srllps
pcnbeDeglmgcu al Der tilrtiid]=rulli.
id)en @rcn5c merOcu bette nllgemein
pom 8cncroIitab 5ll9cgcbcn. Wion
mill nod, uihts NGbcrca barber nil,
len, OBJ Die tiirfiid)en Iemonitratioa
ncn pirflih gegen &uBlnno 8eridtct
iiuo, oocr OGieI6eu mir oo5u &c.
itc6cn, Inn I'M 9autaiu9 iihere 81.
It1noc 5lt i6oiieu. Die onSwQrtigcn
Iiplomaten iino Der 2lniid)t, oaB
8uBIanO un0 sic (iirfci nit eincm
Spiel beifGitigt limo, 0a5 feline Der
tctreiitn0en TGdte alf 0o9 Glclts
Beri& ST. trciben miinid)t. 0culod)
miro pon qelpiiien Sciten bciilrttct,
0oB sic Giirfci 5l melt Qc6cu f0n1te,
ga iic gloubt, HuBIonO lei mc1cn Ser
Observation-Disclosures nit Ncitz
reid megen Der mnccOonilhcn Gra2c
ipcicntlid) geihDGdjt. Qo5 Nnicbcl
bon Wf. SanoIsfn ocs Otiniitera OcS
NeuBeren, Bat pcQen Oc5 Don Hubs
lono eingenommenen 5olloernocn
StanOpunfteS ncicntlidc GinbuBe
erlittcr. Gin Hiidtritt oc5 WtiuiItc-
RUNS lit nidt unmobrifcinIit, ood)
i'll oerieIbe mebr ocn innercn Srn9cn
5li5uIdrciben, ais 0cn o%HSm0rtiAcl
Nn9cle9cnbciten. Ter Nngrifi alli
Ben Yremicr lit Elm Ibeil elmer orgns
n%iiirten Gampngne, mcldc Ole 4on-
iIopiitcn gegcn Die &cNierumg Qciilhrt
hobe,. Die GonierpatipCn iiuO cbcn.
falls oh ser fld9lihen Houc lul5lts
iricoen, mcld)e HuBIon0 in Ser lcbtcl
3cit in Der Meltpolitif geipiclt bat.
Sic glaltben, 0aB ollrd) cine 1roBcrc
SbeiInnbnc an Der 0llBcreu @olitit
0us allgcnmerf Der NtBcmpclt ltidt
10 itarf ulli sic inneren unGcoronctcll
3uit1noe, mcIde pom &riege bcrrilb.
rem, gclenft miirOc. Eremicr IS.
molSfp bot cS nic %DcritonOen, lid
Srcumoe 5l peridoiicn; unO Die Op-
poiitionspartcicn iollen bon Sront.
reid gebeimc ltnteritiibungcn crboI.
Ten boben.
Gin befonntcr Diplomat crfIGrtC
beute, boB cS i%ibcrbolpt iroBlid lei,
Oh 0. Tsmolstp sum- 9otlhotter an
Den Sol bon Berlin erltonnt merocrl
miiroe, mcIde Stelllrng ibm ongcb.
lib i'm Sale Ser Abberuilmg OcS
9otifaiterS, @rofen pon Der Sltcn-
Sodeh 5ugeooft mar. Seine Gon-
troperie nit Seitr6it lit icbeuiollS
ou6 niht bo5u nngetboll, icinc Eopn-
lnritGt III beben. Wto0ome SSmolafp
ioQ fiir5li6 Den @unih oll@geipro.
den babcn, nad @oibin9ton 81
geben ober %ge9enm1rtig lit an Die
W0qlitfeit, oob ibr @otte 5t cincnl
iolfen Amt ernunnt miro, nidt 81
hcnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Hcuc arifa.
SnS rniiiidJc SNbinct mnf mabr=
idciulidj a%bOnnfcn. =

Ercmicr S&poIafp'S StcIIlu8 I'm.
baItbor, - Cic ruiiiiG.tiirfijdc
ariii5 baupti0hIih ooiijr Dcront
mortIif. Qic GlrBcrc Yolitif
Ocs @rcniers ni6t ihnciOi8 &c.
mig. - Gle irou56iiihcn Ser
b~iinoctcn tbciluciic fir Die ariiia
pcraHtmortlid). &2woI2tp'a
Iu5iidJtcu alti Sen @otihaitcr.
poitcn in Berlin 81 Aidtc gcuor.
SEN. Mooomc mohte nod
@oibin9ton fomncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

non Ser 0rmOc2mariuc, pcIdcr BON
bier uod N}onila oll2gclOlien it, uia
Nolollhl lurO @uam hat oaa %.
&"nfoutcric Rcaincnt, cinen 9robcn
%orratb BON O&mition unO 9ln0crem
iiir Sic MiIitdrpoitcn AMI ben Nbi-
limninrn m glnrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
Webrtoroerungen be.
d. nitten.

@aibington, 6, Scbrllor. -
&or Dem Soiis- gllslhuB iiir Mariner
Ingelcgcnbeiten iorocrte Sefret6r
Wetcali cine 9eipilieung bon $73.-
10000 fiir Den @uu neller ltno oen
llntboil alter &rieasihiife, aleemein
6citebt nber Der @inorald, obmobl
nod feline Ibitimmllng ~porliegt, oof
bic Nnihldge bes Sefretdrs i'm Anbe.
troft ocs orobenoen Delights beoei,-
tcno unb momoglid) alif $40,0O0,000
iucrben berobgeiest peroen. Der &C.
trctGr itclte Den 9oii bon bier neitcn
Sd)lodtidiffen 5iim 8eiammt.ap-
~lierpreis BON $3S,000,000, bier gluf-
acknowledgement sum Ereile bon
S10,000,000. 5ebn SorpebojGaern 5itilt
Ereiie bon $S,500,00O, bier ltnteriec.
booten sum Ereiie BON $1,750,000,
einem Neporaturid)iff sll1il Hreiie BON
50. 100000, smei Sabr5euaen gum Mi.
uenIegen (llmhpanolung uno ausrii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07
S6ic MnsFdJtcn.

Denomination pon IrbeltSlolen III
4%ittsbrra. - 9nIOpin'a Merfe
Il, 8bilaoclpbio orobcn NIT
S6licBung.
GittSburg, go, 6. 6ebritor.-
Sic Gitp Soa mlrDe geItcrn bon Nr-
beitsloien i0rmlid gcItiirnlt, llllo
mGbreno gr6cit fir MIR 1000 III Sld]t
iii, Dab bic Gipiloienit-Gommilltot
nidt menigcr olS 5000 6ornitlore mr.
@eIude nm grbeit nus. Seltte Aberlo
oronete Die G%ommiiiion ben eill9en
Crud bon meiteren 5000 SormllareH
an. Die AbbiilfmoBregel, melhe Der
Staotrutb ourd) cine 9erpiuigung BON
$4,000 fir oifentlide Gerbeilcrlm-
zen, OIL ncldben Die ArbCitSloien be-
idGitigt perocn ioaen, getroffen bat,
ctueiit lid, mcnn ie aud picl 8ltteS
rvirfen miro, ols un5ulonglif. 9tc
itdotii6cn 9ebor0en beablidtigcr, bel
6en gnitelungcn Den 6omiIIenpoter1
ocn 8or5ug Dor Sunggeielen SIT &C.
ben uno Die @rbeitSitunocn 10 etn5lts
riftelt, OoB Nrbeit 10 lon9e iule mo8-
l,d ourbanoen lit.
Sic Sitnution in Ebilo.
oelpbto.
philadelphia, go, 6. 6ebr.-
Sic ,Tenniplponia Steel eonlp." III
Steelton, go, bat eintolticnb WoniL
Ole mcbr oils ciuen Wonut lang me
freilpiQig feiern muBtelL an Die Ir'
belt Suriidberuien. Giligc, aus gtelps
NDorf eingelollfeuc 9eitellungcn BON
Giienitruftur .Moteriol filr Utltitlcl-
p~ulaebGuoc uno cine @citcllllng bon
|. ghicucn fir Die nNcm yort Gitp
Moilmop So" pcronloiien Die Stabl'
Gomtpo0nie, hire gegeniportlgen Nr-
feitsfrGite auf $500 Nann ODER 40
Gro5ent Der ionIt gelpobnliten Stors
IL ST. permebrcn.
IN Den o@alolpin locomotive
Morris" oobier, Die getpobulih 10000
Monn beidGftigten uno aus ipelhcn
regcn MongelS an 9cltcIlnngen bon
Gofomotipen I'M 0e5cmbcr 10000
Moun %entloIicn poroen parelt, miro
nod inmcr nit perminberten &roi.
ten oeorbeitet, oa Die GrtloI'nngen
rod ni6t riidgangig gennott ipor-
ben iino.
Scratching Scr @e5ab.
Iung BON eticnbabn'
Ingei teIlten.
louisville, Sen, 6. 6cbruor.--
Sic QouispiQe II. RnibpiQe-GiIens
tobnqeIcaihoft bat tpegen ihled)ter
@cId6ftc Die 9e5oblune aaer ibrer
Nnaeltellten nm 8 bis 10 Ero5ent
bcruntcrgeicst. Die Tngcitellten, ipet-
de 500 pro Wonut ober mebr erbol'
ten b1tten, crbolten nm 10 Fro5c1t
lpeniger; Die mebr olS $3.50 uno me
niger ols 800 batten, erbalten nm
5 Ero5ent meniger. Die Serabietu1g
tlitt idon nit oem loufenoeu Wonnt
I'M &rQft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

Eaiic Snr 6ciic ms Nnslano be-
iurst Is. Hainc, Nr. 413, Git.Salti-
murcitraie, nabe- Gnitum Spnic Ype.
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,Smfpro" mad Manila.

gan Srancisco, 6. 6ebrlar.
: Ger 5ransportbampier pgnforO"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-07

0rnit9cn, cine @orlogc cirgcbrobt
mcroen, melbe Die 3ltfcriteucr nm
nier @|orf otnlGBigt. Gica miro &c
lhcberL iobulO fiir Qcfltng oeS 2ll3-
tails Gorge getrogcn lit.
Ter Hiidtritt. oca Stoot5icfrctars
oe@ Observation-Disclosures, 6rctberrn BON
Stcn9cL miro, mic uru;mebr felt
Itcbt, 5ll GnOe Der Sciiion erfol0cn.
w oBregcIung Ser @ioer.
Q,he 0cS Trcifinn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
OFFICIAL BALLOT
IS Being PREPARED
SECRETARY OF STATE WILL SOON
HAVE THE FORMS READY
COURT DECISION SETTLES
ALL QUESTIONS.

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 5.--The office
Of the secretary Of state is busy pre-
pairing to certify nominations of the
various candidates to the county audi
tors for printing of the official ballot
for the election. The decision of the
supreme court in the thirty per cent
case has settled the last question that
has been raised with reference to nom
nations, and the detail work has been
prepared in advance and awaiting it's
decision. The secretary of state GER
titles the presidential electors, con-
gressional and state candidates, and
the judicial and the legislative
candidates for the various districts.
The amount of detail work involved
in this Office in an election year is
large, and many vexing questions come
up for settlement, but never was the
work more promptly done and the re-
quirements of the Office more fully
and promptly met than this year under
Secretary OF State Alfred Blaisdell.
c. w. LaMoure has been in charge of
the detail part of the work, and all of
it has been promptly and accurately
done under his direction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
Roosevelt HurIs the
Harpoon Into Haskell
Oklahoma Governors nsnuahon That President Might Not
Want Letter Touching on Prohibition Matter Published,
] Results in Teddy Delivering Another Broad .
side Against "Dead One''

Washington, Oct. 5.-At the sug-
gestionH of ]. II. Norris, chairman of
the republican state committee of Ok
lahoma. President Roosevelt last
night made public a letter he had re-
ceived from Governor. Haskell rela-
tive to shipments OF wfliskey into pro-
hibition territory Governor Haskell
in a recent statement mentioned the
fact that he had such letter from
the president, and intimated that the
writer might not like Ito have given
publicity. This aroused interest in
prohibition quarters and there are
many inquiries from that quarter as
to the contents of the letter. Chair
man Norris wrote to Secretary Loeb
suggesting that the letter be made
public in order to check Haskelps s
grand stand" as he puts it. Mr.. Roose-
Welt acceded to the request, and last
night gave out the Haskell letter, to-
gether with Mr.. Norris note-t to Mr..
Loeb. President Roosevelt wrote to
Governor Haskell as follows:
"The White House, Washington,
April Is, 190S.-My Dear Governor: I
have received your letter and shall
give It careful consideration. The
matter, of course, concerns congress
primarily, and legislation is now un-
der consideration to decrease the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
is INDICTED ON
BRIBERY CHARGE
BOARD OF EDucATioN's sEcRE-
TARY AT MINNEAPOLIS Ac-
cUsED ON SEVERAL
COUNTS.

Minneapolis, Oct. 5.-W. X. Hicks.
secretary of the board OF education,
has been indicted upon several counts
by the grand jury.
He was arrested at 2 o'clock today
by John WALL deputy sheriff, on q
bench warrant issued by Judge r. G..
Brooks in the district court.
The indictments are on four counts
and concern the alleged use OF his Of
ficiai position for attaining positions
under the school board for a man and
"a woman and for getting contracts for
supplies used In the schools
The first indictment charges Hicks
with having illegally secured posi-
tion under the school board for wo-
man, Miss Martha Bryson was wit
ness before the grand jury.
A second Indictment alleges illegal
transactions between Hicks and Wal
ter J. Burns, for whom Hicks Is
charged with having secured a posi-
tion In the school system for George
sE. Burns, whom Hicks is supposed to
have known as George Baxter.
Two indictments have to do with al
legged illegalities In connection with
the letting OF contracts for psumbing
supplies in the schools to Walter =.
Burns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
RED letter .
DAY FOR TAFT
Invasion Of Missouri Began
This Morning
IS One GRAND OVATION
FIRST SPEECH OF DAY DELIVER
Ed TO MEN EMPLOYED At THE
STOCK YARDS AT ST, JOSEPH
NOMINEE INTRODUCED BY A
DEMocRAT-5IG DEMoNsTRA-
TIoN IN ST. LOUIS TODAY.

st. Joseph, Mo, Oct. 5.--The real
Taft invasion of Missouri began here
today The candidate will speak
constantly in the state until tomorrow
night, concluding then with a demon
stration at st. Louis The first Ais
souri, audience was composed almost
entirely of voters; men who work in
the stock yards at st. Joseph, where
Taft spoke in the rain from the steps
of the stock exchange. He was pre-
sented by President, John Donovan OF
the exchange who said he did not ap-
pear under false pretenses.
He was, he added, a democrat, but
he knew Judge Taft to be thorough
American in every particular and to
have a clean record of great achieve
ments.
And should he be elected president
there is nothing / would not feel 1t
privilege to do for him.
This speech was received with
cheers by the men VINO not only filed
the street in front of the exchange,
but stood on the low roof of the stock
yards opposite.
The Word Democrat.
Replying to Donovan, Taft thanked
h,n for his courtesy and frankness
ana added:
1.-The word democrat is historical
description. 1t does not mean that a
man who is a democrat viii always
vote the ticket of that party"
AS is his usual custom to labor aud
fences, Taft analyzed the labor situa-
tion with reference to the two parties.
He referred briefly to his own labor
record and again declared himself to
be a friend and not an enemy OF la
Dor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
FARGO FIRM HELD
.HEMPSTEAD' SBONDS

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 5.-The
Northern Trust CO. of Fargo, which
were the bondsmen for John Hemp
stead. the cashier Of the State Bank
of Emerado. who committed suicide
at Grand Forks last week, and who
was found to be heavy embezzler,
has appointed ]. #. Hatcher OF Grand
Forks special administrator Of Hemp
stead's estate.
The Northern Trust Co. has also
commenced an action against Hemp
stead's wife, Edna, to get three quar-
ter r-sections OF land which were trans
ferred to Mrs. Hampstead q few days
before Hempstead's death. The plain
tiff company hold that this transfer
was fraudulent.
Hampstead left a will, but 1t has
not yet been filed for probate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
HUGHES TELLS WHY
HE SUPPORTS
v. 4. TAFT
N. Y. GOVERNOR DELIVERS FIF-
TEEN SPEECHES IN THE
NORTHWEST TODAY.

Lacrosse. Wis. Oct. 5.--The open
Ing Of his speaking tour, which in the
present week is to take him through
Wisconsin. Minnesota, South Dakota.
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Illi-
nois. Gov Charles e. Hughes ok New
York. In a speech here today, told
why he has taken the stump in sup
port Of w. III. Taft FOR president.
Despite the earliness OF his arrival
here large crowd greeted him and
the auditorium where he spoke &C
$3.50 a. m, was filled to overfiowing.
Governor Hughes presence west OF
Chicago caused widespread interest
and everywhere provoked the excla-
nation, "he looks. better than his pic
lures"
Still suffering from an affection in
his throat, the governor explained that
inasmuch as he was scheduled to de-
liver fifteen addresses today he would
not be able to talk as loudly as he
desired
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
CURED
With The knife

New York, Oct. 5.-"Locomotor
ataxia," hitherto considered incurable,
has at last surrendered to science, ac-
cording to claims made before the New
York academy of Medicine by DR.. Le-
Grand N. Denslow. . -
DR.. Denslow's assertion that he had
cured 80 cases Is indorsed by DR..
John A. Wyeth, president of the aca-
denny and by DR.. r. H. Cunningham
of Columbia university's school of
surgeons. Under his treatment all dis
agreeable symptoms of the disease dis
appear in from one to three months.
The root of locomotor ataxia, Or.
Denslow says, is erosions. He treats
the affection from a purely surgical
standpoint.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

injured
neendiary
Mulberry
it's
police and hremen ..
rubbish nerely
in on OF
come by smokes and then ..... ...
to safety
Many by
positions choked
keptcear distractions
a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05
KY. FUTURITY TO
BE run TOMORROW
HIGHEST AND GREATEST TRoT
COLT STAKE IN THE WORLD
AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington. KY, Oct 5.--Nearly 800
trotters and PAGERS. and several hum
dred owners and trainers from all over
the United States and Canada are
here for the Lexington trots. beginning
tomorrow.
The first day will see renewal of
the great Kentucky futurity (s-year-
olds), worth $4,000. This is the rich
est and greatest trot colt stake In the
world. with nineteen. eligible candi-
dates, including Harvester, 2:09A;
Justo, 2:10A; Binvolo, Helen Hale,
Leading Lady, Dorothy, Axworthy,
Oro, Lambert, Henry Settser. Thistle
Downe. Sub Rosa and other cracks.
all Of which have trotted in better
than 2:12.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

lew York, Oct 5.--The appoint
ment of Herman Ridder to succeed
Governor Haskell as treasurer of the
democratic national committee, came
as a complete surprise to many demo-
cratic leaders. 1t was surprise that
an eastern man should be appointed to
this highly important position, for it
was generally supposed that the east
had its share OF honor in Norman
e. Mack's selection as campaign man
ager. On the whole it would be diff
cult to find a better. man for the
place. Mr.. Ridder mas the confidence of
everyone; he is known for his honesty
and square deal and wields a consider
able influence through his paper, the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-05

amount of assistance which violators
of the local prohibition statute can
obtain from the rules necessarily pro-
tecting interstate commerce and the
use of the mails.
Sincerely yours, Theodore Roose-
welt.
Hon. c. N. Haskell, governor Of
Oklahoma, at Guthrie, Oklahoma"
The following is Chairman Norris
letter to Secretary Loeb:
Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 3.--l90S.-
William Loeb, jr., Washington, D. S.:
Governor Haskell has aroused the pro-
hibitionists of the entire country by
claiming to have received last winter
from the president a letter advocating
his idea of interstate commerce ship
ments Of whiskey into prohibition
territory. Haskell insinuates that the
president might not want the letter
published and he is being besieged
by gprohibitionists everywhere to make
1t public. Haskell withholds it, how
ever, for effect. If the president
would have no objection to the pub
lication of the letter, it might be a
coed plan to release it for publication
in Washington and check Haskell's
grand stand.
"(Signed) JOS. H., Norris, chairman
republican state committee"