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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
JOHNSON IS Sent
TO PENITEN1IARY :
NEGRO WHO. STOLE oVERcoAT
PLEADS GUILTY AND is GIVEN
ONE YEAR IN STATE PRISON
STORY TOLD THE COURT BY
PRISONER is PATHETIC

John F. Johrson's dream was a
nightmare. Il came true this morning.
on being arraigned before Judge. Chas.
"A. Pollock the negro pleaded guilty to
a felony charge and was given the
.penitentiary at Bismarck ,@,
Regardless of the fact that the Negro
had twice broken the law withir a
pericd OF six weeks, there was q great
deal that was pathetic in Ahis case.
Johnson is the man who stole a quan+
tity OF lead In December and did time
In the county jail. On his release he
stole an cvsrcoat, admitted his guilt
and was bound oS,er to- the county
court. Judge Hanson; however could
not try. this case s-as his second theft
although in itself only petit larceny
constituted a felony. It had been Al.
legged that the negro stole with. the de
liberate intentioneof getting again com
nnitted to tlie county tail.Swhere there
was food and shelter ana nc work. Is:
when asked. Mfat ne had to say 70
hfrnseIfs this morning. johnson. through
| Atty. Emerson Smith; said that TIA,
frst tneft had been committed whei
5s was drunk. when he was releaset
he said, he had neither, money no
friends. No employment agency wcnl'
give hin work because. he was ne
gro Al blizzard was. raging, he wa
hungry. He. was without shelter Des
fperate, he seized ne hEsts opportunit,
10 get. sonnet hing tlfat could be con
vArted into food, He stole an over
coat from, d second hand store an
pawned it, for dollar. He was ar
rested within twalve hours -iof
crimes commission, Nov he mus
spend S65 days behind the gray wall
sof sthe state prison at Risnaarrk
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
MOTHER SAVES HER
SON FROM FLAMES
MRS. A. .PoaT eRoFEs, TO, Boys
!. BED AL READY WRAPPED IN
.E W FIRE. @t' 81

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Minneapolis, Jan 20. Seven families
at an early hour. this morning by a
Are in the Coronado flats. 40s-1o Four
teenth street south Trafic ON the
Fourth avenue car nne was tied up
fifteen minutes
1, John !. Port, son of Alex Port, in
whose. fiat on the third floor the Are
originated, had a narrow escape from
death bv suffocstiop and owes his life
to his mother. who heroically Rroped
her way through the flames and smoke
and reused her son whose bed was
wrapped TN. flames Mrs. Port was suf-
fering from. nervous shock ana her
son bears several minor burns to re
mind him OF his escape. Mr., Port, sen
Tor. while trying to smother the blaze,
was met with blast Of fianne as the
windows Of the fiat blew out, and he
was slightly burned. ~
The Are Destroyed the three front
rooms Of the nat, entailed an esti-
mated loss Of 81 600, none OF which was
covered by Insurance.. r. =
Mrs Marion A., Rrinlsyf = her three
daughters and a sister occupying the
IOuTtn HvyF dpdf ttilS1lta sJust dpDNSR tflS
burning fat, were. awakened by dense
clouds Of smoke The four women at
tempted TO make their way via the
front stairs and hallway, but were met
with such blast of flame and SMOKE
that they were forced upstairs again
and had to make their escape down the
rear stairway ~2 u.ta = &"
Fl. G. stalling, living in the opposite
fls t, on the third floor. made his escape
in an overcoat, stopping to don his
shoes across thetstreet while seated on
the icy curb % g..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
THE HIGH SCHOOL
REQUIRES A GYM
STATE st4la4. SCHOOL INsPEcToR
fI4EYvyARD MAKES sTATeMENT
MENTIONS JAck X EiNHs, Wire
d LESS oPERAToR ON AEpUsrle,
il. !. ADDRESS 70. SCHOOL.

"Abo,it an the Fargo high school
now, needs II a gymnasium and bathsH
said Ra1hsrd Hey ward, state iSspet-
tor. OF high schools, IN an address .giT !
en- before the students Of that inst
tuition this rncriiing No one can 10
the best mental work without "a sui
fieient amount Z Of physical strength.
Alb cannot get on the football, teath
ana the Basketball teams and sofds
provision should & be. made, FOL. These
pupils by furnishing. them II good
syndpasiurfi., e .
supt w. E Hoover fintrcduced In
Espector Heyward, VINO spoke TO tie
pupils, on the necessity sof hard .wcrk
and close application t6 their studies
IN, order that the best results could
be. secured The speaker took as an
] sample OF application TO; work. the
case Of. Operator Rfnns OF the White
star liner. Republic, who stayed At
his post Of duty and With the use sjoi
his Wireless Instruments summoned
aid to the crippled vessel, undcnbtedly
saving the lives Of. hundreds of pe6
pie. ts;tt.
You. All I might not be able to al
great things I. In the future But you
can all do your. duty" said the
speaker.
+, Mr. Hayward closed his, remarks by
speaking Of the Fargo high school in
| which he paid. the faculty and sthe
pupils many compliments. He is much
/ pleased with the condition of the in
/ stitution andt It's Equipment. but said
| that great thing was lacking in
that there was mo- gymnasium pro-
| vided. !,
| This greatly. pleased the pupils as
they have been working for a gymna-
| sum ever since they have entered the
| institution and especially so this win
| ter.
\ Physical power is needed in the
worlds work of everybody said the
speaker, The girls and the weaker
BOYS Of the school cannot get on the
football and, the basketball teams, but
they need the physical training, YES
need It worse than the stronger ones
do .
oratien on Olympic Games. y
Hal Pollock, a member Of the sen
| tor class. Is delivered an Grafton prior
to the address of Inaaector Heyvart
ION the subject of aThe Olympic
Games; in which he tra6Afe the history
of these athletics fronS the year sS4
liz, C. until they were abolished in tht
year. aga. "A. ID. They were revived II
1895. and have been held in >lAthera
Paris, st: Louis and Shepherds 3. Bush
I England. :.... ~. ]. -
."The games, have changed much II
modern times, said, Mr.. Pollock, '..anc
modern games are played and contest.
Iheld. but it is a revival Of the, olt
!. games and greatly stimulate ath
tletics." 5~.1 ,5,t ~ - e go 4a.S a..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
WATER SHIPPING
IS FAR CHEAPER |
BENEFITS THAT N0UL b AccRpE
q TO NORTHWEST FROM DEEP
ENlFG Mlssl7elPPl

! - W : . 3 u ~ 4 -
st. Paal, MINI. Jan Il At a din
ner given By the deep wsser~sSs com
rnfttse of. the st. Panl nafnerofal
club in the cinproonas last night, which
was attended, bve about It's business
men, addresses were dade hsS. q Thonfas .
wiikfnsori 81 Rock, Island, IT., press
dent OH the Upper MHfassissippi /, I'M
prtoven1ent association; c. A. Tkonnp-
son, field, secretars or the national
rivers ana harbors congress-, and Maj
c. IS. Ritchie. also OF Rock Island u,
Lnfted states engineer lin charge 81
the. work on the upper Mississippi
river.
Thes purpose OF the dinner was e
interest the business men OF st. Paul
and the rferthu-es st in the work OF Sc
curing d six foot channel for the up
per Mississippi river and for eontir1u
inH river. irnprovenrenfa.,a, ..5Ss,s.
Major Rftchie's address was devoted
ia telling those present what. had
heen accomplished TO the present time
In the way or deepening the channel
and he spoke favorably OF the pcs
sibility OF an ultimate nine foot chan
mel where at present work was .beins
done to secure only six feet. of. depth
Mr.. twfikfnson speaking on the gen
eral advantages OF waterways trans:
portation, quoted statistics showing
how much cheaper water rates Eert
than railroad rates.
SPEAKING. OF the ben hts to be de.
rived from deep waterway from St
Paul to the Ohio river; Mr. Wilkinson
said that while talking with a prae.
tical steamboat man a few. days ago
the man expressed his belief that. with
the river improved, 2 powerful tow.
boat coul dtow 5000 tons OF freigh'
at. tow, from Pittshurg to st. Paul
for 81 or less per ton. Il
4. Comment on this is unnecessary,
am sure,S said Mr.. Wilkinson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
ADDRESSED COMMITTEES
President o, II. Worst Returned Last
Night From Biararck Where He
!, Talked in. Favor Of Bill. 3,.y !

i. President j. II Worst Of the, aeri !
cultural college returned last night
from Bismarck where he spoke before
the committee on bin No. SIS. relating
70 the granting Of certiflcates to stu4
dents Of the agricultural college I'd
take a four years course at that sir1-
stitution, President Worst said this
afternoon that with one ezeention; the
committee seemed to consider, the bill
a just measure, and he has little
doubts but taat 1t will become a law
President Worst win leave this ev-
ening for Grand Forks where he N.il
speak at the farmers infstitute Wffcr
will be held there. tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Duluth, Jan 20 People II, the vi
cinify of the Duluth railroad yards
were surprised this morning to see
man Leading around 4 large moose by "a q
common halter !: fstrs they had taken
second look to- make sure that theiT
,firsf glance had not deeAiVed the1ns
they observed that Sias riaoos = was very
tfoeile, made no resistance, and follow
ed the man with the placfdress that
Is displayed by 3 haifer 4 tssffle state
fair
The man leading the moose uTae u; 6,
Duncan az. Chibpewa a Falls, WIS.,. and
he brought fRie moose aanwn from II
ternafional Falls this morning & AS
soon as he has seen Deputv Gaxtae 'ar
den Green. he wills proceed unpn his
way To. Ciaippewa Fails Il U s
81 Thes moose is just turning tlaree
years. il stands ALMOST six feet III
height, AT the shoulders n As j
.beauhiful, specimen OF &ha aninpl that
win some day become aAcarclts 81 the
/ erortherrl- woods and, moreover il 81
sfanae and gentle ais vel broker, colt
|t According ~ Mr. Duncan the moose
.vas paptured bws q settlex la II Y ne
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
GIVES UP LIES
BLOOD that
CHUM MAY Live

Minneapolis, Jan 2s.-- Risking. her
own, life for the sake Of her play
mate and cousin, Miss, 1-yrtle Binger,
Is years old, of. R1lstin, La submit !
ted this. morning to an operation for
TRANSMISSION to sreplenish the blood Of
her relative Hazel Gale. is years old,
OF ss42 Bryant, avenue north, Mime
apolis The operation of Joining an
artery in Miss Binger's wrist TO a
vein in the wrist, Of !, Miss Gale was
Begun at Ii o'clock this morning in
ST Barnabas hospital, and was not
completed until after I O'CLOCK IL. is
believed that the operation win prove
successful s' 43t5 s-s e., SIC ~
Hazel lGalss is. the daughter OF; Mr.
and Mrs. Lucas A. Gale. She has been
afflicted for some time with an ap-
cess in the stomach which has hesn
gradually weakening her strength
and which the attending physician
dared not remove in the impoverished
cond hon of her blood resulting from
the 6bnorn1af growth A resort 70
transmission, rare operation, : was
thought TO be necessary to. give het
strength. to stand the. later operation
for removal
Miss Binger volunteered 20 give her
blood" to b. friend and came here
from LAsi M Ger that purpose. She
Is descrtAaA .as II tall blonde, in. .ex1
cellern h TN EDd is.sthe daughter Of
Mr.. a8a AErs Al. C.. Binger who lived
hin Minneapolis sorna years ago, while
Mr.. Binger v.aa connected with thF
i. A. smith Lumber CO. Miss .Binger
lbefone taking the .anssthetic this
morning. expressed Willingness z
undergo the; ordeal without It's aid
but was Slissuaded. sS&~
The operation is said to be one o
danger to the person from whom .n tn
healthy blood Is drawn as well as e
1.-THE beneficiary
DIR. ID. e. Cowles performed the op
eration, .e
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
NEGROS ARE INVITED
Bishop Williams Of the African, m, e.
&. Church viii Speak At Glad
Tidinas Missior Tcnight. ii

Bishop Williams Of. the Apostolic
African NJ e, church win speak this
evening at the Glad Tidings mission on
lower Front street after the gospel
services, Bishop Williams is very
anxious TO meet all the cclorsd people
Of the city and all have been invited
to attend this service He viii leave
for Grand Forks tomorrow, and this
will be the last cliance to hear him
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
FARGOANS MEET
NOTED R0OSIER
!, FANk HANLEY, FioRMER MIL
TANT GOVERNOR or 1iNDlAA'A,
!. PASSES THRoUar olTY-JuDGE
POLLOCK tAccoMpANiEss HIM
70 VALLEY CITY.

I { 81 4 r. Z s
III, Frank TIanley. the former mill :
tant goverpors Of indiana Who forced
an unwilling legislature last tall to
enact local option law for the Hoo
sier state, passed through the city, last
night, Notified In advance that the
sturdy Indianian would spend a few
minutes. here, Judge Charles A. / Pol
lock a personal friend Of Hanley, or
ganized a reception Of prominent citi :
gems TO meet the former governor. The
party, included Judge Pollock Rev E.
II. stickney Fl. G : Plumley and H.. r.
Bstkwffh Z.
Han1ey was accompanies to Valley
City BY Judge Pollock. who introduced
him 70 a large audience which the In :
dianian addressed on Patriotism and
Peace, The tnrists returned TO Fargo
last night! Hanley this morning, con
tinutng on to Bismarck. where he lie
billed. to lecture tonight. ~
His Is Heavy scheduls.
,HanlsyIs itinerary includes lectures
at jamestown, ND. and Billings Mont
from the latter city long jump be-
Ting made to the coast 4 The most
southerly coasf. city, in which Hanley
he viii take the Union ;Pacific to the
New England states in which an ex-
tensiye lecture tour is planned. Han
| ley s., schedule is, said to be one of
the, heaviest ever attempted by any
| lecturer 80. gs
Judge Pollock became. friend Of
Hanley last May, when both were lay
delegates to'the general conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church held
at Baltimore. With Hanley, Govern
or Hooh of Kansas and other prorni-
nent men from all. sections of the
country, Judge Pollock was a member
of the temperance committee of the
conference, Of which Hanley enjoyed
the honor of being chairman.
Interview Uncle Joe.
This committee went to, washing
ton and interviewed Speaker Cannon
Of the house of representatives with
the object Of inducing Uncle Joe to
bring. before congress. the passage 81
the Littlsfeld -DolIiver bill, which pur-
posed to prevent the shipment of IL
quor into prohibition states: and dis
| tricts. ~ 49,. -. III
| Hanley drew. TO himself the ,atts.n
tlon OF tae entlre, country laSc. 'ial
when he called a special session Of the
legislature and forced the Indians. So
Ions to enact a lava strong locaa
option bill, since the adoption Of which
II is said, nearly ali OF the Hoosie.
state has gone dry. Since his retire.
rtent from once the flrst Of the yeAI
Mr. Hanley has identified himself Witt
the law Arm of Han1ey, McAdanis a
Artman of Indiana polls, and, Sxcep'
for. occasional Appearances on the lee.
ture' platform, where his services ar,
in great demand, is devoting himsel
to the practice of his chosen profes.
sion. -e<H
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
GET FIGURES ON LoseEs.

White star oAfeials Ask Republls
Passengers to Send ststsments.
New York; Jan 2s.-Counsel for the.
White star line sent OUT yesterdayi
notifications to all the passengers OF,
the Republic 70 forward to them as
soon as possible inventories Of the
baggage ana other effects they had
with Them On board the Inflated re-
public
Captain Seaiby and several OF his
ofFlcers raade depcsitions TO the white
Star fine's counsel late yesterday.
Captain sealby said that he would az
once draw up an oficial report Of ths
disaster This report. lit IL under
stood, will not become public until
read in court
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
EAST IN The GRIP Of
WORST STORM Of
WINTER
.tC.ontanued .from Page one.

4. /. ! ~ ~. E. h Il x
fcsontluued from Page One.
Utterly dennoraiised ana those who. jai. did
not. wax I'd their places oE ppstin1.esse e
Wers an hour behind .the usual time Tine
| Mail and passenger trains iron, |, the T.
east i,ad not arrived at 70 and n inai- n3si-
cations are. that the, trains which we're
due here at N lao viii. not, arrive be-
rore noon II they. arrtxe then
Conditions in Northwest.
saAceordfna to observer Grasse at.ths
Moorhesd station the northwest is In
luck In this Storm. Although p, gale
ig{ blowing over the. entire northwest
and the mercury has slid ?.ahl lyering
down irte the btiip. there was. very
little snowfall. Ehat !. little snow
there was la the sair was kept sNirliaa
around during the greater part OF the
night and when Il did settle INTO,
drift it Was packed in tight.
This condition, PLAYED havoc with
the strsefears service In 7argo and
! also caused considerable, trouble sson
the railroads, for, while the drifts
were not large, they. were almost as
solid. as Ice, Il,
]. ls Alreary Moderatins.
According to observer Grasse tbs
worst Of the storm which sguns
nore to the east hitting Minnesota.
| Wisconeiri5, Iowa illinois and other
Eeast central states the hardest hss
already passed, North Dakota and at
| the present time there are clear skies
lover all ftof the country 10 the north
and west. The wind Is still blowins
strongly at present however and the
cold wave holds ON but IT Is the be-
Lief Of the weather men that both VIII
moderate "a great deal in the next %
hours.
| Wires Not Affected IN state.
Although quite number Of stsls,
4 phones were put out of commission
in Fargo during the night because OF
wires becoming crossed these we're
alrncst all fixed UP BY noorS &ad nsaGaA-
er long distance telephone Wires or
western Union telegraph Wires were
at all affected to the wesb and north.
Wind Blew Fierceiy
The maximum velocity OF the vipd
at Moorhead last night was a miles
an hour. Some Of the. other places
over the Northwest registered the fol-
| lowing maxinnn1 velocity
Bismarck, forty miles.
Devils Lake. forty-two, miles.
4 Duluth, sixty miles.
+. st. Paul, forty eight miles.
/ Winnipeg, thirty two miles.
.t.a Duluth and st. Paul also register
+ q heavy precipitattcns so much. in
fact, that it must have amounted ia
i,about a. foot OF snow, and this, com
Ebined with the wind, which was
strongest, at Duluth, must have caused
g. terrific blizzard ~ e
Temperature Fisures
i Following are some. of, 9nninirnuinr
temperature figures from over ths
northwest received BY Observer
/ era sse:
Edmonton, 90 below,
Qus Pelle, 20 below.
! winnipeg, Ia below
/ Devils. Lake. 10 below. I.
!. Mocrhead, 9 below. ~
Ncy goods for, oid. J. c. Tally
Same old stand, l0-0i2 First avenue
E
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Fl, You would not delay taking \, Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first. sign of kid
ney. or bladder. trouble if you realized
that neglect might result in .Bright's
disease or diabetes. = Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects Irregularities and
cures all kidney and bladder disorders.
II, H. ,Casselman. ~. ".. y.srt 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
HORSES TURN cANElBAL.

Locked up by Careless Nesro and Be-
come craxed With Hunser. u
n New orleans, Jan. 2s-A remark r !
able cases Of horses driven mad form
hunger and turning teeth upon tbs
living fesh Of each other was report
ed ITO the Society for. the Prevention
cf Cruelty TO Animals here last night
The. horses were locked up an .
stable by negro and left for days
without food or water sss
when found dying they had gtlaMee
or the tails. and torn large pieces o.
fiesh from the. bodies ~ eacs other.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
Plans Nearing Completion.

z Hancock Bros, architects are COM
pleting plans for the new E1ks home
az Valley City This viii be. in s4-s
form Of a%club house and'will%be three
stories high It will be located near
the river. ana will be one OF rae incest
buildings Of its KIND in the state. Trt
contract will be let for the work in
the spring. ..'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

washington star, "That lawyer il
very tricky said Mr.: Cumrox 4
wouldn't think Of meeting him social
Is"
Neither would n andswered Mr..
Dustin Stax :.but ycu naight give me
his ONCE address
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
Leaya For EuroaA.

Mr.. ana Mrs George hancock and
family isft last right for .New y T,srk
from which port :they Will sail TO
Med diterraneat1 points, where they viii
spend aboph ti1tee months visiting va-
rioug cities Aof interesf. They VIII re-
turn 1by the way of England visiting
there for some time. M s..s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Receipts at Minneapolis.
Wheat 1sT cars, last year III cars
-. - Receipts az Duluth. s.
wheat cars, last year 45 cars.
Reesipts at Winnipes.
wheat 121 cars, last year lao cars
Puts and Calls.
Minneapolis privileges May wheat
Futs s1.e7s calls S10sA 6BA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
l4arriyii,afn Enters n. n. central

New York; Jan. 2s.--E ri. Hartman
sWass today elected director .of the
New York Central railroad. succeeding
.ca G. Clarke w. G. Browne. president
OF the New York Central, was also
elected a director Of that company sue
ceeding Samuel r. Bigelow, who re-
signed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
LUMBER PRICES ARE SOARING.
Advanee ef 50 Per Thousand on ,cer,.
mon Grades MAJ be increased.

Vancouver 81 G, Jan a. Lumber
prices In Vancouver have advanced
\ 81 per thousand feet 81, common
grades, and within short time thers
vim be an advance affecting ALT out
sfdc points.
It Is said that the price OF logs has
advanced considerably since last
summer, and that this is the principal
reason. for an tncrease in. the price
Of lumber "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

washington Herald Il have had a
rood meal for nickel declared the
o6ef.
SO have I,'sresponds6 the promoter,
but have had better for ss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

.ru9end r hardly know my wife
81 sight. you see made her acquaint !
anre At 4 masked ball, and now we're
sravelfnx In our auto all the time!
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Louisville Courier Journal: :t. /, fxisse,
are Intoxicating, said he sA..
+ We'll ?'f said she. 81 ss ..S.si
And I'm a naistletoper.,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Cornell widow Dusty Rhoades
George Weary, you look ali sprucsd up
whats the matter
Weary walker ought u hadn't. i
i sles,f s5rs 4 lunaiser yard last night
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Ad- -ansWerers know the stores, the
streets, ! the values Of things, the
chances OF selling things in this city
tof ours. =. sse.is. NJ
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
VII LET coNrRAcr.
Plans for New Warehouse Are Now
Conf.Iete.

The contract for the Fargo Mercan-
tile Cos new wholesale house will be
let tomorrow afternoon. The plans
for this structure were prepared by
Hancock Bros, and the work on the
building will be started as soon as the
weather permits
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
Cholera ..ls Spreading.

q. Petershurg, Jan. 2s Thirty ono
new cases of Asiatic cholera in this
city are reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Boston transcript "A case of love
at first sight, eh3a
No second sight The frst time he
saw her ne didn't know that she was
an heiressg a4sg
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
cann..natinr.lr res .Mestlra.

The first congregational church
woorhead. was the scene of a tea meet
Ing last night and@it was attended ey
12s members Of the congregation and
y-ojnr people. The party was designed
to bring the people, together socially
snd 10 strengthen the bonds of good
feiIowship. In every particular the NJ.
occasion proved a conspicuous success
At intervals during the evening the
following musical and other numbers
we're given and they added greatly 10
the ENJOYMENT of all present: =.
I-braI GnIo r....,... ...,s, ,,.' ''..''
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29
Chicago Corn.
Chicago Pork.
Close OF Cables,

Ltvsrpool-wheat unchanged to &c
higher as q. Z g. s..-
Berlin-Whest sc lower.
Buda Pesth+-Whest 1c lower.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Z Special for Saturday - Toasted
Marshmallows, per pound 26c.s Geo
Pirie GO. y. III - q n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-29

Clevelard Plain sAlsr ibid. you.
offer Tommy Cray Il piece sof sosir cal isSe.
Jimmy r., Gsf;s
.'''Y esnt He di5rss ca i f.ar IT, Il j.
Didn't care FOR i u
No'Er. I gave hiras bite an told
him I'd lick the. stufetls out pf him
lii he sWalIoVed Iii Il,