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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
SAY, Amt IT
AWFUL, MABEL?
LATEST REPORT ls THAT ICE
CREAM suNDAEs MAY BE
FORCED TO 20 CENTS AFTER
FEB. land A. HOT SUMNER
COMING, TOO.


Will the young ladies of Fargo be
driven to drink something stronger? /?
That lis the question which the "anti-
booze" workers are asking themselves.
Ar will the young men save their
cigar money in order to make up the
increase in the price of ice cream sun
daes? These weighty questions are
tn result of a .threatener1 Increase in
the price of the favorie tdelicacy. 1t
it reported that even plain "pop" will
be boosted in price as result OF the
pure food laws Sundaes will rise in
price to 20 cents on Feb. is the re-
port which Is now making the rounds
and the young ladies are wondering
what will become of them when the
hot weather set in
The local dealers say that while
nothing has been done SO far this
raise may be made later.
The price heretofore as the major
ity of people knoy was is cents but
the confectioners say the pure food
law, which went into effect Jan. /,
causesa them .ro form a trust and
control. the prices. The pure food law
prevents the use OF preservatives ia
fruit. Before, when the storekeeper
opened a jar OF fruit for sundaes ii
!. would keep for an indefinite length OF
time. Now 1t win spoil In d few days
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
FREDS WHISKERS
IS YEARS OF AGE
cHAFFEE FARMER LEADS cAss
COUNTY INSANITY coMMls-
SION TO BELIEvE .HE is A Bup-
DAisT-coMMlTTEo TO JAMES
TOWN ASYLUM.

Il Fred Kolschoewsky,, q farmer living
four miles from Chaffee Is a Buddhist.
This morning, when. arraigned before
the Cass county lunacy commission
on the charge OF insanity, he declared
that he had been born many, many
years ago, only to die and subsequent
ly to be reborn In his previous ex-
tistence, he said, he was known as
Fritz. Now he Is known az, Fred. He
gave nis ages as S6 years
How old are your whiskers2' asked
a member OF the examining board.
The query was provoked by the Ink
uriance cf Ffed's hirsute growth.
They are, SO years Old" replied
Fred.
He was committed to the state in
sane asylum; at Jamestown, and will
be taken there tomorrow.
Kolschoewsky was brought from
Chaffe last night by De putty Sheriff
Ross. A strain OF insanity appears
to run through his family. He was
an inmate of the jamestown asylum;
about eight years ago His brother
now is there, while his mother died Ia
an asylum in Poland
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
SENTIMENT FAVORABLE
Fire Chief Sutherland Says Measure
for Relief Of disabled Firsrnsr.
Will Be Kindly Treated.

Chief Sutherland Of the Fargo fire
department returned last night from
Bismarck where he spent dav in the
interests OF bill. the objects OF which
is TO create fund for pensioning the
disabled members of fire department
and providing relief for sick or In
jured fire fighters, their widows and
orphans.
Il found a strong sentiment in favor
of the measure" said Chief Suther-
land this morning. "The need Of such
bill has long been felt and the mem
bers of the legislature did not have to
put much time in considering the
matter before they came out with ex-
pressions Of approval and promises
that they would treat it kindly when
1t is reported from committee"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23

if not in less time and the "squits"
figure that there will be so much loss
that they need the extra coin. They
further maintain that some other cit
les charge 20 cents for these drinks and
so they cannot sell under union prices.
Perhaps it lis because the lady that
mixes the drinks shakes so much
when she mixes the drink or maybe 1t
Is to keep the A. c. ck team from
indulgtng, but anyhow, 'the deeds
done,' and must be abided by.
Its enough to drive anybody to
drink, remarked one of the young
women Of Fargo -his morning 90,
dea! What is to become Of we poor
girls. Th afraid that Charlie will have
to stop smoking.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23

ing by ii, Corrigan, chief clerk of
the Ioca postoffice. Although seven
men signifed their intention Of taking
the, tests, only one man has put in an
appearance up-to-date.
e. NJ. Durfey, local clerk of the civil
service commission, is unable to. COM
duct the examinations owing to ILL
ness. Several days ago he was forced
to take to his bed by a severe attack
Of la grippe. Yesterday he was In a
serious condition, but change for the
better was noticed last night. He is
showing decided Improvement to day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
NO COAST TRAINS,
FLOODS The CAUSE
NO. 2 AND NO. 4 ON THE NORTH
ERN PACIFIC HAVE NOT, COME
INTO FARGO FOR THREE DAYS
EXCEPT AS MADE UP Lo-
GALS.

The western floods are playing
havoc with the through trains on the
Northern Pacific railroad There has
not been a through passenger, train
from the west into Fargo for the past
three days, Nos. 2 and 4 having been
annulled every day since Wednesday.
Last night No. 4 pulled into, the city
but 1t was only made-up train. COM
ing from Glendive, Mont. The COM
pany has a large force of men work
Ing on the wash outs and it, is hoped
that the trouble wil'be cleared UP be-
fore long and traffic resumed on
schedule time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
EXAMINATIONS NOW ON
Chief Clerk cerrigan, of Fargo Post
office, Conducts Tests Owing to
illness of l.. NJ. DurfeY.

Examinations to fill vacancies in
the position Of rural carriers are now
being conducted at the federal build
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
BUFFALO HOTEL
Man RUNS AMUCK
JAMES PEARLE, PROPRIETOR or
THE NiNsoN,, DRAWS GUN ON
CLERK AND THREATENS TO
TAKE HIS LIFE-gARREL RE-'
cElVEs THE BULLET.

James Pearle, proprietor of the VIM
son hotel at Buffalo, was brought to
Fargo last night by Constable Ravel-
ing and lodged In the county Jail II
an insanity complaint is filed against
him he viii be examined by the county
insanity commission; IL not, ne must
stand trial before the district court on
the charge OF assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill.
The complaint against Pearle is
sworn to by Fl. c. Matthews, clerk of
the Vinson hotel. The trouble occur
red in rear room of the Buffalo hos
telry Thursday night. Pearle, suffering,
1t is said, with mental alteration, SUI
perinduced by excessive alcoholism,
met his clerk in sample room ana
fiourished a revolver, declaring that he
i would kill him. AS Pearle gesticulated
wildly with the revolver, the weapon
went off, the bullet lodging in a barrel.
Matthews jumped behind his assailant
and held him, calling for help. None
CAME. so the clerk pushed Pearle head
long and made his escape. ii
Tries to Grab Exhibit.
Matthews Immediately swore ont a
warrant for Pearle,s arrest and the ho-
tel keeper was taken into custody BY
Constable Raveling that night Thurs
day the constable, in lieu OF secure
lookup, was forced to take his priso-
ner around with him, and 1t is alleged
that Pearle made a number of attempts
to get another revolver These actions,
-
were repeated at the preliminary hear
ing held last night before Justice of
the Peace Raveiing. brother of the
constable. Then Pearle tried again and
again to grab the revolver which was
used as an exhibit by the state. He
was bound over to the district court
and his bonds were fixed at $4,000,
failing to furnish which he was brought
| to this city last night and placed in
the county jail.
Believes Man Insane.
Attorney L. l.. Twicher, who repre-
sented the state at the preliminary ex
animation, declares that in his opinion
| the man is insane. He advised resi-
dents OF Buffalo to lodge a complaint
alleging insanity. If the Cass county
| commission finds Pearle mentally ir-
| responsible he will be committed to
the state asylum for the insane. If he
is found to be sane he will be prose-
cuted on the criminal charge. In other
quarters 1t Is believed the man is suf-
fering from delirium tremers.
| Pearle is so years old and OF rather
a prepossessing appearance. He has
resided at Buffalo only a month, NOV
| ing there from Sykeston, N d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
RuiIdina Private ofiees.

The Western Sales 20. has force
of Bowers Bros. men at work building
a suite of four. private off1ces in the
basement store Of the company in the
Edwards building. These will be oc-
cupied by Manager Reinecke and Vice
President Wind Of the company. There
is lots doing in this new enterprise
and large tracts OF territory are rap
idly being sold for Diozo and other
articles of the company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23

The. Yoemen will give the third of
their series of popular dancing parties
Tuesday evening, Jan. 26. All who
hold invitation will kindly bear this in
mind as special efforts are being made
to make this one, the most pleasant
and successful of any given during
the past season. Don't miss 1t.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
FIVE POSITIONS.

81 The pupils of the d. B. c. are be
ginning to go to positions and in a
few more weeks number OF those
who entered early in the year will be
ready to go out as bookkeepers and
stenographers. Five were sent to
places this week. Those needing
competent help are invited to encour-
age home industry by employing these
pupils. -r .s... = ...
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
NEW PUPILS.

Several new pupils have enrolled at
the Dakota Business college to begin
work Monday. But few people in
Fargo realize what the d, B. c. means
to the city. This institution is turn
ing thousands upon thousands of doll
lars into Fargo which would otherwise
go to the cities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23
Work for EiHu Head OF stock.

We can use, beginning with seed
ing operations, complement of if.y
work horses, and necessary farm ma
chinery to operate, at general farm
work. Morton & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-23

Owing to a miss reading OF the
copy of the Fargo Milk CO. The Forum
stated in the milk company ad last
evening that sterilized milk was sold
from that store. 1 The facts are that
the bottles are steriIized and tn milk
placed directly into bottles giving pure
milk free from contamination of any
kind There is no sterilizing plant
in Fargo but the Fargo Milk Co hopes
to put in a pasteurizihg plant in the
near future for the treatment of milk.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
CONTRIBUTIONS

A suit Of clothes for a needy young man mas
come from Mrs. I.ucus Stanton, OF Manhattan a
barrI containing miscellaneous articles and read
ing came from Miss Naylor. Of South Orange a
box of clothing from Mrs. J. b Lane, OF Flaln-
field y J.: six pretty hoods and Infants SACK
made from Sunshine woods by MISS Agnes Ne''s
als, = fine coat and some roses for the secretary
aasl,. naner hoy named Dick Lane and his
belongings from a Sunshiner at Central valley
y Y; a large express box Of unfinished SILK ana
velvet work from Trenton. y. J., shoes and UNDER
vests from Mrs. Arthur b. Brown OF htiil"elu'
Mass. a box Of excellent underwear for women
md eaonel skirts from friend in Manhattan; a
fine contribution OF shawls. fans, gloves. belts
handkerchiefs and parasoI from Friends at Flat-
hush: a tatting shuttle from Mary Blake OF
Walden. y. y: fancy work from An Ola Mem
ber" and dolls and stamps from J. Bennett.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
VIEW MEMBERS

9iiss Sarah :. Cox. Row in Switzerland, has pre-
sS1ieo the names = two German pastors OF Wur-
aslaberg for membership in the r s S. and she
@s mat Sunshine greetings be sent 10 them as
- are working IT. their profession in country
f-aoes where life is exceedingly monotoncus. Miss
~ says thes were ideal Sunshiners. without know
gnil She explained that sunshine meant
4'e re cheery things they were doing constantly.
-. Go box understand English, and the president
VI esteem il = favor II some Of the German mem
ass and those who write German would send them
Ie cAeety greetings and welcome them 10 the
:, : A correspondence thus begun would lead
p" euiual rieaSsntncss The names and addresses
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
PLEASED WITH CHEER.

Mrs Sarah @. Carpenter, Of Lebanon Springs,
y. y. a ''shut-in'' member, desires to thank the
Sunshine friend who kindly subscribed for a
magazine for her. she has not her address, Mrs
Carpenter viii Re glad knit for Sunshine if some
one will please send her wools Mrs c. NJ. Main.
Of Clark's Falls Conn., who is helpless from rheu-
matism greatly cheered by the numerous
birthday greetings received from Sunshine friends
There were many CHEEKY letters and tokens ex-
pressive OF sympathy and kndliness
The doll named Florence Georgiana, which was
contributed by two little Sunshine girls, Is still
source of joy % the small girl in the Bahama
Islands who mas proved "a loving mother and
includes Miss Doilie in her prayers. A little
hov of ten years in Tennessee, who is dumb, found
= nucleus for his bank account in the pennies he
found in the pocketbook sent to MIN with o'her
Gifts from the 7. s s. office. He has An ambition
=, h,,,- q Jersey cow and is raising some cotton
this year 10 increase his fund.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
BRIDGEPORT BRANCH

The Bridgeport branch report. presented az the
annual meeting ny the president, Mrs A : May,
shows variety of splendid work accomplished
I is d follows
We have held during The year three entertain
ments netting rs in all about S450. As usual at
Christmas and Thanksgiving. sent out dinners
and flowers At Easter seventy plants were dis
-rib-ted TWO hundred and fifty quarts OF milk
have been given. $3.50 has been contributed toward
he board for tuberc 7osis patient in the Adiron-
dscks and Sos 30 was spent in various ways for
the comfort of a number of people. $3.50 given as
trust has been judicousIy expended according 10
fte desire of The giver. and 80 paid toward a
scholarship in NaryviIe College. Tennessee Iligh-
teen tons Of coal passed on 10 destitute fam
flies S23 was contributed toward rent, $40 was
s1eHt for the care q q young woman in sena-
,c-ilr1 and $40 went the Vacation Rest House
~ Working Girls. All the officers We're reelected
u A : Man president: Mrs. +. A Strong, first
rssp-esidant: Mrs. Carl Baldwin, second vice
u-si5ent. Mrs. Frank s SIosson. recording secre-
a.. Ms W l. Ferris corresponding secretary.
eus Mss Eleanor G. Painter, treasurer-'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that de
fault having been made in the pay
meut Of interest on some Of the Five Per
Cent $50 Thirty Year Collateral Trust
Gold Mortgage Bonds of The Northern
WeStchcster Securities Company. which
became due on March l. I9ps. and like
default having been made in payment 81
interest on all OF the said Bonds which
became due September l. 1905, and
March l. 1909; and all said defaults eek
cept the default on March !. 1902 hav-
Ing continued for the space OF six months
and upw ards.
KnlckerbocIler Trust Company. Trus-
tee under the Collateral Trust Mortgage
dated July 16 1906 executed by The
Northern Westchester Securities Company
10 the undersigned. Trustee. viii, by
Adrian n. Muller Z Sons. Auctioneers.
offer for sale, as an entirety, at public
auction to he held on the 18th day OF
July 1909 at 1890 2. NJ. on said day, or
al soon thereafter as may ba practicable
a the Real Estate Exchange Sales Room,
haitian. CITY OF New York. all Of the
right title. and interest Of the KnicSer-
booker Trust Company. under said col
lateral Trust Mortgage, OF. in Sud to the
following described property as a whole
and not In parcels;
500 shares or the Capital stock OF the
Northern Westchester Lighting Com
pany oC the pa va-,Ie Of 800 each.
and 800 shares Of the common
Capital stock Of the PeeksSili Light
ing and Railroad Company OF the
par value OF 500 each
The above mentioned stock Of both the
above named Compa uies. aGgreEatinS
. so shares viii be sold in one lot
The bid Of the highest bidder shall be
accepted but before the property is
struck of. such bidder VIII be required
to pay on account OF the purchase price
Ten t10es1 per cent thereof IN cash. In
the event Of the highest bidder falling TO
make such payment. the property viii be
again Immediately offered for sale and
ths bidder falling 20 make such payment
will be held liable for any deficiency
Balance Or the purchase price VIII be re-
qufred 60 he uaid and the property sold
will he delivered 10 or on the order OF
the purchase. az the office OF tAe
Knickerbuckcr Trust Company. No. so
Broadway. New York city. on July Il.
1900 at II O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day.
In The event Of the failure Of the pur-
chaser so TO make payment Of the bal
anCe Of the purchase prtce. the am cunt
patd OF account thereof shall he forfeited
and the purchaser will he held liable for
any dshciencv arising upon resale and
ali the exrenses thereof
KNICFERR9CkER TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE by 3. L. ALLEN. Vice
President
Attest: H. A. DUNN. Secretary.
ISes1l
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
OUTING FUND.

Contributions FOR the outing fund are now in
order. VIII those who have money and leisure 10
srrang foc their own summer pleasures give a
thought and financial support To those who without
assistance can enjoy no holiday? II is for these
overburdened ones that the T. s s makes IFS
plea. widow who was for a time 81 the hospta!
foT c6nsumpJives and who Is now practically cured
supports herself and little boy rleagre salary
Il would he possible for her 10 meet the eZ-
pensss Of a two weeks vacation. even though a
7. :. s. member living a farm up among the
hills kindly offers 70 take her for 2 nominal sum
The 7. s :. has been able 20 send her and the boy
RTsy for TWO summers. and II Is hoped the outing
fund viii permit " her going again. as well as
Uany others IN similar financial circumstances
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
EII2ZzSISgXD NM III
EF} yJ1H
EGSA MN1ZA. .AIASIH

Lettuce will keep cris2 and fresh for several days
For a delicious foreign bread 10 with coffee
at breakfast warm quart OF bread -four. While
it heating put half a yeast cake into a quarter
OF cupful of lukewarm water and let II dissolve.
Beat two eggs together. Cream q third of a cupful
of softened butter with two heaping tablespoonfuls
of sugar. Add the eggs to the creamed butter and
sugar Stir the mixture with a cupful OF milk
that has been heated until blood warm. When the
flour Is warm sift II and beat into it these ingre-
dients. adding The yeast and saltspoonful Of salt
Reat until 1t blisers and let It rise overnight. In
the morning turn il out iOured board ana cut
into buns small fancy loaves. Two loaves of
braided bread may be made from the batch OF
dough, or. if preferred. loaf from hair OF It
the dough out into "A long. thin piece and divide 1t
into three strips Braid then carefully AMI then
pull out the and pinch the ends Of the
strips together Rub plenty of melted butter over
the loaf and between the Crevices of the braid
Then sprinkle with granulated sugar and let 1t rise
in a warm place for about half an hour. Bake and
serve hot In serving tear IT apart-dO not cut II.
The buns may he rubbed with butter and sprinkled
with granulated sugar before baking.
Another way OF serving is to roll the dough out
very thin brush over with melted butter, sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon and roll UP the loaf like
Jelly cake.
For thoroughly German bread known as kranz-
kuchen. spread the layer before rolling. with
chopped apples. currants, raisins cinnamon and
sugar. After rolling. frost with the white OF an
egg and powdered sugar Bake and serve hot.
A still simpler way Is to roll the dough into
shallow layer for biscuits and after putting II into
the pan Just before baking rub the top with plenty
of melted butter. ground almonds and powdered
sugar. with sprirkling Of cinnamon
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
OTHER MONEY.

Mrs. Ca-rcnter at the United States Naval
.ca5s-nv Annapolis. has sent So toward the rent
cf the Vacation Rest House for Working Girls:
Mss Cox OF Switzerland, and Frau Wongefelder,
- ar,7rrr s Tor postage fund Mrs. Fissler %
cents for badge. Mrs Annie c. Bagley. Of Maine
$3.50 for express and postage; Miss Edith NJ
RskesIe treasurer a. the Coreopsis branch, 81
: : branch dues: Gerald =. Shepard. s. TO
r-oyfde some needed articles for the little boy Of
,s- wears whose mother Is dead; Miss H - cents
fo- emergency fund. Miss Buell.. of the Clinton,
rorn branch s. for badges: Miss Miller. of New
Jersey. 50 cents. and Mrs. ). y. Cornell s.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

LAUNDRESS.- competent Swedish girl;
shirts. collars. cuffs. laces. hne table
linen: careful: not afraid of work; best Tef-
erences. Osterbergs Bure au. ZIG Lexing-
ton ave. Tel. 1U55-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
nEsKs AND orr1cE FURNITUKk
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
LADY'S MAID.-French; experienced; use
ful in her duties; can take charge OF
lady's wardrobe. make alterations on
dresses; city references Advertiser, 2os
West 3gth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

,NFplT.iOTS young man American =
wishes work. has knowledge 81 , 49,
f-g Address Il. y. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
ssh Strset

SSth street.
The approximate amount Uf the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de-
scrined property is 10 be sold Is Six thou
sand seven hundred eiShJy-three and 500
dollars $50. 80. uSl. with interest thereon
from the sixth dav OF March. 1909. to-
gether with costs and allowance amount
ing 70 Two hundred ninety three and 4N-lob
dollars lS2g2 So with interest from March
H. 1909. together with the expenses OF the
sale. The premises viii be sold subject TO
prior mortgage Of SIS. 600. with Interest
thereon at 80 per Hnnum crC IN November
81 1905. subject also 90 tenement house
violations. II any. and 10 auv state Of facts
which an accurate survey would show
Dated. New York March II. 1909
TERENCE j. McMANJS. Referee
The sale In the above entitled actIhC Is
hereby adjourned TO Thursday. April -.
1863, at the same hour and place.
Dated. New York, April :. 1909
TERENCE j. NcMANIS. Referee
hereby further adjourned % Thursday
April % 1902 al the same hour and place
Dated. New York April II, 1909
TERENCE J. MCNANIS. Referee.
The sale IN the above entitled action is
hereby further adjourned 10 THURSDAY. May
20, 1902, at the same hour and place
Dated. New York. April ~ 1909.
TERENCE j. MCMANIS. Referee
The sale I'm the above entitled action i
hereby further adjourned 20 Thursday June
3. 1909 al the same hour and place.
Dated New York MAY 20 1909
TERENCE J. McMANUS. Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned 20 THURSDAY June
Il. 1909. n the same hour and place.
Dated New York. June ?. 1909.
TERENCE J. McMANUS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

LADYS MAID. Thoroughly competent;
willing to be useful; good sewer: Eng
lish Protestant: first class reference. A
b. care of Buckiand. 235 West 115th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14

sbenherd's check and homespun. as well as serge
and broadcloth.
r.. ,ortitv Of material required for the medium
ta ,ten ,,esrsl is three and fveeiGhths yards "a
Two and one-eighth yards a or one and seven
eigbtbs wards y inches wide. with three-quarters
OF 4, ward of satin for the bands
III. nattarn No 6345. is In sizes for girls or
, .igbt Ten and twelve years OF age. and Will be
,,.iled Ia anv address receipt of 10 cents,
Please give pattern number and age Distinctly
Address pattern Department. New-York Tribune
II in n hurry for pattern send an extra Z-ceht
,,,,, ard we viii mail by letter postage in sealed
enNelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-14
FOR HIS OUTING.

ira following additional sums have been re-
ssirsd for rhe summer outing Of Adolf Koch the
t,-1sss cripple in Chicago: A SIS check. repre-
-,,g the gifts of Mr.. and Mrs. " H noane
- Miss Doane. $40 from Sarah A Woolson, 50
en- -.Fanw0od New Jersey; IS from &C. J. c.
- check for s. from Mrs. Comfort and Miss Ran
z.r IF Canada. which has been forwarded TO Mr..
Tya.s as il was made payable 10 him The other
rousy ssl. sent 20 the general office, will be sent
1T : s draft with good wishes for pleasant
boHdav in the country