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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
Small Fire Al Devils lake.

Devils Lake, NJ D., May 27.--F'ire
was discovered yesterday in the frame
building owned by s. L. Wineman, on
Harrington avenue, across from the
Salvation Army building. The cause
of the fire is unknown as the build
ing has been unoccupied for several
weeks 1t Is supposed that someone
broke into the building and was using
1t for sleeping quarters wnen the
blaze started. The flames were dis
covered in time to save the building
from any serious damage. the only
repairs needed being new floor and
another coat OF wall paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
cHAuTAuouA -LlvENlNe UP,


Devils Lake, N. D.. May 27--Life at
Chautauqua is rapidly assuming mid
summer form as the number Of cot
tagers increases day by day. Already
the list of campers at the local sum-
mer resort is larger than at any time
in past years at this time, and each day
sees several more taking up residence
at the lake. The opening Of the skat-
ing rink is attracting goodly crowd
from the city, who will soon make the
Chautauqua their regular evening re-
creation spot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

and his brothers, o. H and wv. r., and
A. J. Movius OF I4idgerwood. The
charter for this new bank was issued
yesterday by the secretary of state.
Mr.. Brown purchased corner lot
when he was at Mott, and expects to
have the new bank opened as soon as
the building can be erected. Mr..
Browns numerous acquaintances over
the state will congratulate him upon
his new enterprise which is prom
Using one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
TWELVE NEW CITIZENS.
Judge Winchester Starts Many on the
Road 10 Citizenship at Bismarck.

Road 20 Citizenship ct Bismarck.
Bismarck, N. d., May 27.--At the
May term OF the district court, whicn
convened here on Tuesday, Judge VIII
chester granted citizenship papers to
twelve persons r. *. Doe or St
Paul represented the government in
examining the applicants
Papers were granted to the follow
ing:
Anton Kuzek, Isadore Weinberg.
Kusta Lehto, Jacob Luopa, Idel Bacal
Abram Sacks. Martin Berg, Ole J. Oh
son, Charles Bredy John ski, Elias
Ellewood, Frank Feeny. Jacob Luo-
pas application was continued until
fall as his witnesses were not on nard.
Johannas Swanson, Oscar Johnson,
Axel Johnson were not present and
their applications were continued.
John Sibla and Conrad Skinloe's APP
plications were dismissed for lack OF
prosecution
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
Cummings.

Cummings, N. ID, May 2b.-To The
Forum Mrs. Math Rachoc or Reynolds,
NJ D., was calling on friends In Cum-
rnings and vicinity last Saturday.
S. p. Morton and sons. Raymond and
Lloyd, returned last Friday morning
from q visit to relatives ct Lakeville
MINI.
The Woman's union will meet with
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
TlcKErED TO WRONG POINT.
Women and Children From Calumet
Stranded at Grafton, NJ, D.

Grafton, N. D., May 27.--Mrs. Anna
Blasanim and three children reached
here on the Northern Pacific flyer
from Calumet, Mich, supposing that it
was Grafton, w. Va. The woman was
not aware that she had reached a
weary destination until she stepped
off the train and began to inquire.
Mrs. Blasanim is a Caronian and does
not speak English and II was with
difficulty that she told her story The
case was a pitiful one, as the woman
was without funds. Mayor Reylock
took the matter in charge and arrange
ments were made to provide ticket
for her TO Grafton, w. Va, where her
husband is employed in the mines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
peerease IN Wheat Aereaae.

Devils Lake, N. d. May 27.--A man
who has made careful observation Of
conditions in Ramsey county, and
whose judgment is good, estimates
that the decrease in the wheat acre
age in this country will be at least
25 per cent this year on; account Of
the late spring which has made it
impossible for farmers to get the
grain in.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
Nine Graduates a LarimOre.

Larimore, N. D., May 27.-There will
be nine graduates from Tie local high
school this year, four boys and five
girls. The names are as follows: Sam
Mason, Berlin Cummings, Paul Loom
ey, Oscar Wilcox, Myrtle Nelson.
Rhoche Tice, Minnie Coburn, Belle
Wilson and Edna Steedsman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
EvrRY WOMAN WILL DE TNTrREsrrn

If you VIII send your name and address
we will mail you FREE package oil
Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN~LEAF. 4
certain, pleasant herb cure for Woman i
fiIs It is reliable regulator and never
failing LII you have pains In the hack
Urinary. Bladder or kidney trouble use
thus pleasant union of aromatic herbs
roots and leaves. All druggists sell II. 5t
cents. or address. The Mother Gray 90.
lie Roy, N. Y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
FIREBUGS BUSY
At LANsFORO
PLANT OF JOURNAL PRINTING
COMPANY DAMAGED TO Ex-
TENT OF $3o0-sEvERAL
PERSONS SUSPECTED.

Lansford, N. D., May 27.--Firebugs
set fire to the office of the Journal
Printing Co.'S Office in this city, dam
aging the material to the extent of
about $500. Three newspapers are
published in this office Several per-
sons are suspected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
AppIebx is Under Arrest.

Grand Forks, N. D., May 27--John
M. Appleby, who was in trouble here
about two years ago. being sentenced
to the state penitientiary for robbery
is now under arrest at St Paul on
charge Nof burglary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
WILTON, n. D.

s. D., Saturday. It lis expected that
his better half will be with him when
he gets back.
r. r. Hamre started rfowing with
his engine last week.
A big dance was given'at A. Times
Friday evening Everybody reported
high old time.
Rev. Gustad Of Enderlin was TO con-
duct services in Maple Sunday, but
the rain kept him away
Miss Eleanor Boyd and Miss Mary
Ufer called nn Cha~. IIfer Sunday
evening.
Miss Lila Wills visited Sunday
school last Sunday.
A large crowd gathered at Gust
Smiths Sunday afternoon. Some
thing on tap. Cor. M.
Friday and Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
HoMEsrEApER IS LUCKY.
Sells His Land for $35 an Acre for
Townsite PURPOSES,

Washburn, N. D, May 27-William
Brazda has sold a quarter section Of
land in oliver county for $35 an acre.
The land is part of the old Fort Clarke
burying ground and las been sold to
the company which is locating towns
on the Northern Pacific extension to
be built this summer. Mr.. Brazda filed
on the land six years ago when it was
not considered good farming land.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

the changing or the Bank OF Ellendale,
North Dakota. ia national bank to
be known as the Eliendale National
bank. Capital S25, 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
FOREST RIVER COMMENCEMENT.

Will Be Held on June 4--Baccalaureate
Sermon Sunday.
The Forest River public schools win
close June 4 with Appropriate exer-
cises. The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered Sunday evening, May 80,
by Rev. r. M. Stephenson, pastor of
the Methodist church cf Forest River
The commencement address will be de-
1ivered by Rev. Eldridge of Grafton
in the Presbyterian church Friday eve-
ming, June 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

Maple, N. d., May z4.-To The
Forum: Adolph Ihme left for Britton,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

chanae iii North Dakota Bank.
washington. May ri The treasury
department has granted authority for
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
o. r. PETERSON.

Choice prairie lands; good relinquisn-
ments, cheap. Fee homesteads located
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

Friday and Saturday.
Greater bargains than ever at How
ard Moody's. Read the ad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
GARRISON
~ ~
FIELD q O'HARE

Do you want to double your money
We have farms and homcsteads.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Not all Porto Ricans.

Ponce, Porto Rico l9-lO-l909.
To the Director Of ola Correspon
dencia de P. r..
Sir:
Referring to your supposition that
Puzzle No 18 has been solved by 7
Porto Ricans, beg to say I have
been constant reader Of your pa
per for the last s years, but I am not
a Porto Rcan. / am a native Of
Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies.
Respectfully yours Alerander
S. La Fontaine.
Debemos hocer constdr que, efecti-
vanaente, este ingenioso comunlcante,
no saendo puertorrlq enc, enut6 una
sol1.ci6n ocertada al enigma numero
IS. Como Sc dijo que todas las solu-
clones eran de puertorriq4enos, ,es
muy jalsto hacer clerta la saluedad
que por uirtald de Ia carta de nuestro
coipun icdnte, procede en- 1usticla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
LECTURA CaMPESINA

! Entermedad de las ares La Ru-
pla.-En esta enfermedad la preven
cion es mejor que la cura. El remedio
mas seguro para verselibre de esa en-
fermedad. es matarse cada una de
las aves que la contraigan. La causa
principal es un gallinero hdmedo
POGO sanitario, ,pero ia enfermedad
es muy infecciosa y a menudo Sc in
troducen entire las aves por alguna
nueva adici6n q la bandada. Los
sintomas son descargas catarrales
por los ojos y narices. Aislar las
aves que son sospechosas lin
piar, Y dcsinfectar 10: galineros,
llegando las aves 4 otros
nuevos, son los remedies reco-
mendados. Los antisepticos usados-
sobre la cabeza dominaran general
mente la enfermedad. Una parte Gle
Creolina po 100 de aqua es excelente
tambien q acido b6rico 20gramos a luna
onza de aqua; tambien el petr6leo
Quitese la mucosidad ylimpiese bien
con aqua caliente y un trapo limpio,
las parties afectadas (usese un trapo
para cada ave y quemese Immediate
mente) Como primer paso, 81 Sc nota
que alguna de las aves estornuda con
ligera descarga por la nariz 8 sin ell
hay que dare para beber una Gu
charita de acido carb6lico puro en-
un gallon Gle aqua.
UTIL.-Una solucion de alcohol
| y te fuerte de savia apiicada q la
cejas las pone obscuras.
La fruta sirve mucho para hermo
scar. Las uvas naranjas y manzanas
ayudan a aclarar el cuts y q preser-
var ,afrescura de Ia juventud que en-
reaiidad consiste en- ei brillo de los
ojos, cabeza lustroza Y una suave
epidermis.
Para purificar Ia atmosfera en- el
cuarto de un enfermo, NADIA hay me-
jor que quemar papei de envolver,
remojando previamente con una So
luci6n de opio Y nitro dulcey deseca-
Go, agregandose algunas hojas de
alhucema.
CCRIOSO.-El notable exito de la
teiegraffa inaiambriea en- pedir soco-
rro parafos buques d punto de zozo-
brar mar afuera V no bastante las
circunstanclas de ia distancia y de
la nlebia, c,aramente demostrando
por los vapores Republic" y "Iver-
MIA" ma resuitado en- que Sc pid an
mas hararatas las pohzas de seguro
buques equipados de aparatos ina
,ambricos 10 cuai Sc propondta
en- ei congreso international
de seguros maritimos que Sc reu-
mira ei mes entrante en- Ba-
den. La concession de 10 que Sc pro
pone sera de genera provecho y al
par que etectuara una economic en- el
coste Ge seguros j los duehos de bu
cues hara mas popular el uso de
b CSos aDarafn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21

ahadi6 Ia garantia de la Naci6n CO.
mo Collateral para hacer mas seguro
Ell exito, pues lie no haber tenido exi
to la negotiation la ruina del pals
hubiera sido completa.
Los cafeteros del Brazil no produ
cen i ciegas; guiados por los inteii-
gentes Ministerios de Agricultural
de sus reSpectivos Estados aconseian
constantemente & los agrlcultores-
sobre los mej6res metodos de cuitivo
los descubrimientos de las ciencias
que pueden series Titles, los meiores
abonos traen de la Arabia y de las
Colonias Hoiandesas las meloreS
semilias que distribuyen en- el pals
V en- general elercen una iNeilgente
protection sobre su agriculture; pero
cada gremio he agricultores gestiona
las mejoreS leyes, propueve los ade-
lantos necesalios, Sc defiente de
la legislaci6n nacional cuando esta
no les e. favorable, y en- una palabra
vigiis por ios intereses de Ia clase-
Ningiin pals del mundo esta mas
necesitaio de esta accion coiectiya
que Puerto Rico, y en- Puerto Rico
ninss,na iniustria ningin cultivo
esta mas nece<itado de los beneiiclOS
que de Ella >e derivan. que Ia industria
de. cafe.
San Juan. P. R.. Octubre 20 de
1853
r. Larrinaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
I|ustTado compatIiota.
Ell Sr. Eduardo Newman lego
hoy en- ell vapor cOrreo de
EStadoS UnidOS.

Un compatriota distinguido
que hace algunos amos reside
fuera de la isla y que es muy
conocido en- el mundo de las
letras por sus numerosas pro-
ducciones literarias, ell senior
Eduardo Newman ha llegado
hoy a San Juan Ell el vapor
correo de Nueva York, proce-
dente de Estados Unidos. Es-
tara algdn tempo en- Puerto
Rico el ilustrado compatrlota
Y al darle la mas expresiva
bienvenida lie deseamos las me-
iOreS impresiOneS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
D[CLARAC|ONES
De LAC|ERvA
E gobierno no tene
las arnenazas de la
oposicion.

Nueva York, Octubre 81 Infor-
mau de Madrid que el ministro de 10
Interior Lacierva declare que el go
bierno no tenia amenazas de Ia oposi-
ci6n nj d los tonos violentos que gas
tan. Considera la situaei6n de Ia mo
narquia solida.
Declar6 que 81 gobisrno no resig-
nara, por considerable nn acto de CO.
bardia, hoy, en- que los oposicionistas
Sc han coaligado.
Declare que 81 gabinete liberal,
Aacarraga traeris trastorno en- Ia
marcia de los sucesos, pues
uno de sus aetos seria el
reievo del general Marinas, sustitu-
yendolo por Weyier en- la jefatura
suprema del ejercito en- operaciones.
New York, octubre 21.-Liegan
noticias de haberse desencadenado
un furioso tifon en- las costas de Chi
ma. Ell radio del fenomeno Sc extern
dio hasta Filpinas ocssionando per
didas enormes. Las ciudades mari
timas de Shanghai, Hong-Kong y
Wienchan han sido arrasadas por e |
fenomeno, asf como toda Ia costa
norte del archipelago filipino azo-
tado por el huracan.
New York, ootubre 21.-La Uni
versidad de Cepenhague insiste en-
ser la primera en- examinar los da-
tos de exploration artica reaizados
por Cook. Esta insistencia del cen
tro cientifico dinamarques obedece
a crfticas de Ia prensa americana
que discute sobre la primacia en- ell
examen de los expresados doeumen-
tos.
New York, octubre 21.-El rey
Victor Manuel ha salido de Bari pa
ra Rasccogni donde esperara la lie
gada del Gear Nicolas que llegara
manana a dicho puerto.
New York, octubre 21.-Se han con
certado grandes apuestas para las
elecciones que tendran lugar proxi-
en- esta ciudad para el pues
to de alcalde. Hasta ahora, Ell papel
que mas alto Sc cotiza es el de Ban
nard, que ha alcanzado dos a una q
New York, octubre 21.-Conti-
nua con encarnizamiento la guerra
civil en- Nicaragua. Los revol ucio-
narios tuvieron aver varlos encuen-
tros siendo derrotados en- unos VI
triunfantes en- otros.
Las tropas de Cabrera que ocupa-
ban 4 Corinto ciudad martina del
Pacifco, fue atacada aver por las tro
mas de Zelaya. Despues de un SAN
Z ento combate los revoiucionarios
.: retiraron hacia Reaie, amenan-
zando q Chinandega. Las tropas re-
que estan en- possession
de Masaya han recibido considera-
bies refuerzos. Y sc toman las medi-
das necesarias para el proximo alta
que a Managua. Todos los puertos
del Caribe estan en- poder de los re-
voiucionarios.
La causa de Zelaya Sc consldera
perdida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
cais los lentes y los teneis montado,

cais los lentes y los teneis montados
en- la marie.
Hicisteis aver una gran confession.
Vuestra pie, ,vuestro prestiglo hacen
faita para q. dros Sc vistan. Pero ESQ
no 10 hace Ia Union q. os llama y es-
pera mo 10 hacen esos republicanos
sensatos y debuena fe q. formaon
en- contra vuestra, mayoria. Vuestro
adversario esta ahi. Es un simple
diafragma en- estado de MERCER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de pcri6dicos yiejos a
81 0uintai.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-21
No olvideis
esa farnacia.

FL LIDO. Luis B. Vega, dueno de
la conocida tarmacia Vega, ,fsituada
al lado de la capilla del Institute en-
Santurce, atiende personalmente al
despacho de las recetas, 10 cual ase-
gura Ell mejor cuidado. Precios muy
m6dicos, prontitud en- el servicio y
extricto complimiento de toda pres
cripcion en- las formulas. Hay siem-
pre- constante surtido de drogas y
patentizados.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09
MONTPELIER

Aldermen Lang, Taft, Deadly and
Smith went over the proposed school
house property Thursday and made a
thorough study al the lay ot the land.
The livery stable which was owned
and operated by the late Herbert r.
Welch, has been sold BY Mrs. Welch, to
20. A. Daley, a clerk il y. M Bailey Y
Cos feed store.
The Vermont Telephone \ Telegraph
Co.. is taking It's annual inventory the
past week. and about twelve men are
working on the job. II Is expected that
about another week will be needed to
complete the work.
A. Gentle OF Taplin street, an APP
prentice ia Jones Bro granite sheds in
Barre was struck in the fact with flying
chips Thursday, and was cut quite
severely. Several stitches were neees-
sary to close the wounds.
Mrs. Alice Wood Of the Boston My
Geological society is 40 the Hubbard li-
brary today aud has in her charge an
exhibit OF mushrooms which win be
shown to visitors today and they viii
also be taught 70 distinguish The music
room from The poisonous varieties ~
comparing the different kinds
A Concord, N. H, news item SAYS
"A. b. Marcus Of the Concord & Man-
chester Iron company states that he
was in Manchester at the time when
Vermont news dispatches had him ii
tla Montpelier police court on charge
81 assaults that BE is a law abiding
citizen and was never before that court
Ills company has an agent ia Montpelier
named Louis Marcus, but whether that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09

fact Is tho cause Of the erroneous re-
port concerning A. b. Marcus the latter
does not know
Plans are being discussed, by which
more room can be had in the Central
Vermont local switching yard. There is
heavy traife az this time Of year and
for the past month matters have been
in cougested condition and IL IS hoped
that enough room can be found TO in.
stall new switch
The city hall building committee met
last night for the purpose Of opening
the bids for plumbing on the new city
ball. Two local bids were discussed,
one from Peck Bros. and the Montpelier
Heating and Plumbing Co The bid Of
the last named was for 81 OBS, which
was lower than tie bid Of che Peck
Bros. This work WIN begun AZ once.
Richard III Fitzgerald was given 4
farewell dinner at the Country club last
night on the occasion Of his leaving
town. About Is friends were present
and q general good time was enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09
sHERMANs GRANDrLooUENcE.

sTIERMAN'S GRANDILOQUENCE.
The Vermont estimate Of vice-presi-
dent James schoolcraft Sherman, as
gained BY those who attended the recent
banquet Of the Vermont Fish and Game
League at Bluff Point is that he is be-.
low the standard which should be re-
CURED in a man occupying sseh an tx
allied opinion There are some who are
autspoken in their criticism Of the
spread-eagIeism" which aSunny jim
displayed when speaking at the banquet.
It i barely possible that Sherman mis-
took the mental calibre OF his hearers
and concluded that few puffs Of hot
air" would tickle their bump Of patriot.
ism and pass for oratory; but stiIl IT
seems more like the settled habit Of
sherman, because he spoke in the same
grandiloquent manner at the recent Hud.
son Fulton celebration in New York and
was criticised BY even the New York
papers for IT, Vice President Sherman
ought to reform his methods Of public
speaking or confne his efforts to less
conspicuous places than the latter. The
public really expects something that
win stand the test Of time from the
vice-president when ne gets up to adj
dress an audience gathered to commence
rate historical event, not something
which win tickle their fancy for the
time-being President Taft, who oced.
pies a position next higher than sher.
man's, may indulge now and then in a
Joke Or two, but he generally has some
thing to say besides the pleasantries. He
would be good model for Sherman Is
pattern after in the matter Of public.
speaking.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09

Mr. Fitzgerald left on the midnight
train for Boston where he win take a
course in the dental department Of
Tufts college
About eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing as William Rupert Of Berlin Corners
was driving down the street BY the
Osborne shops he collided with small
boy on q bicycle at the corner The
boy was hurled to the ground but was
swniurcd while the front wheel Of
the carriage was disbed so rs to be Of
no use. The boy had very narrow es-
cape from serious injury.
The Montpelier seminary football
team left this morning Tor ST. Adams,
where they VIII play the strong ST. al
bans high school team this afternoon.
The lineup for todays game ~; I q.
Williams !. t. Bennettei !. < smith;
q Connor; 4. &. Little; +. T. Morse; i.
q Martin; q. b. Vose; l. hb, Bemisi i.
hb. Gliddens + B. Springer Waldo,
Niles and Daniels will make the trip
as subs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09
Trusteeship Benefits

under our policies provide monthly.
quarterly semi-annual or annual IN
come for benefciaries as long az they
live and sometimes longer Nothing like
an assured income for life. Goth year.
National Life Insurance company, Mont
pelier, VI lMutuall.
$. S. Ballard, general agent. Mont
pelieF Vt; n. B. Ballard, local agent,
Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09

II looks like "cause and effect that
Yale university should have decreased
attendance this year, since the Blue foot
bali team was defeated by Harvard last
fall Whether the real cause has been
discovered or not, it is known fact that
unusual success in athletics produces q
bigger enrolment for that institution Al
the opening Of the next college year, ane
it is to be supposed that the reverse
rule holds ago II shows what an iniiu
ence athletics has on American colleges
ard universities
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-09

Something can be said N favor Of
TIE determination Of Edward II IIargi-
mans widow 70 complete the palace
which THE railroad iinancier started at
Arden, n. Y; it win loosen the Harris
man purse strings 70 the extent Of slo..
100000, as the total cost Of the work,
and thus divert 50 much wealth into
currency again, which otherwise might
be kept unused by the family. Little
can be said, however, in favor Of the
proposal from the standpoint Of gratifi.
cation Of human vanity.