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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
PETITION ~ BANKRUPTCY.

Maclnus N. King. contractor OF
Salt Lake City. has filed petition lu
bankruptcy in the clerks ONCE OF the
United states district court His lia-
bilities are placed 80 s6.15S and his ass
sets at f5l6 The petition was referred
10 Charles Baldwin referee in bank
ruptCy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
JENKENsoN IN INV ION.

Frank ~ Jcnkcuson. cashier and as
sisteut agent at the Union Passenger
station Boo This city, has boon appoint
Cd city ticket agent for the salt Lake
Route hN District Passenger Agent
Kerr with headquarters at the uptown
offices boa this city 100 Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
MAKE TRIP TO wEEDOvER.
Clty Onicials. h,iicd RAILROAD Officials
And Others Over Western Pacific.

The special train over the Western
Pacific 10 Wendoyor al thc Utah Neya-
da state Dine leaving the RIO Grando
depot in This city this morning arrived
at tho state terminal on time. 1876 pn..
without any special event or incident
beyond thc assuring fact that every
body ON board had a good limo. The
twain consisted of one baggage car, din-
er ana four standard Pulmane. carry
ing % people, including city officials.
number OF invited railroad men Hnd
representatives of lOtnl newspapers
Tho party was ln immediate charge of
a. Y. berrah, general frcight ana pas-
seuger agent ul the Western Paoliic. ac-
cQmpanied and assisted By Tranmastcr
cortfin ana Division Engineer Wfycho
McndovcI d. 20 miles from salt Lake,
ana stops We're made al points of scenic
and other Interest for the excuraionista
"a examine. The Train b. due ~ ~
turn IA b. no.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
c. d. LOTT coMNnrrEn.

lunacy commission sitting before
Judge 4. ID. Lewis has declared c. y
Lott insane and has committed him 70
the state Mental hospital al Provo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
rooELE sTATIoN oPENEp.

The new station OF tho Salt Lake
Route at Tooele was opened for busl-
ness Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
GIRL GOES INSANE.
Pathetic Case at Young Woman
Who Believes She b. JOCKEY.

nHln'lC Dan0 hHH been called t0 ths
aisniion Of tho police Boa tho dcfrnuon
~ ihn city JAN of "a young woman named
lANlan hoOno of Evanston. My0 Thn
Apnng wumfn came here several weeks
sfp ana n lf reported by iho police
thtl Hhn Was fQr time aH Iumafr boz Ia
mouse run by Madrc uaniels Ihc unfor-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
WEATHER REPORT.
Fair Tonight and Saturday.
DIED,

NAYLOR.-Louise c.. daughter Of WI.
liam and Annie Wright Naylor
Wednesday. Oct %, acute nephrtk
aged A..
Funeral Sunday at family residence
ITO east Eleventh South street.
CAMPBELL--At his residence rear
east Seventh South street. James b
Campbell. in his S2ud year, OF genera
debility. az 1870 oct %
Notice Of funeral later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

II. T.. Evans. Florist. SO 3. Main St.
Floral designs a speciality Phones M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
GaS Sdritern Der ,Seitia".

ct. Sobn g.,G., 30. Sftobsr. 49,
Cine llnterilidlnna Ger bus Sdeitern
bes Inmpicrs .Stitio" bcgleitenoen
l(initGnoe, luobci 30 Menidenleben
pcrloren gingen ipirb BON Gupii1n
". VI. Sugar aus Soliiar, W.sS., be.
ginncn, iobolb Die ieds lleberlcben.
ben Ger antoitropbe Don Der ,nieI
@raio Wanun anlangen. Gopit1n
Sugar, 8radnleiiter fir Die See.Bro.
pin5en, lollgtc bette bier an, oo er
bon her eanooiiden Aegierl,ng Oen
geiebl crbaltcn hot, einellnterind)ung
einsuleiten. Sbeiite ruuroen rueitert
bier 2eiden an Der Siiopeitfiilie pon
gsppn Scotin an 2ano geipiiIt. Cine
Der bon 5lpai ioeniifisirten 9eiden lit
bic pon y. Trbraip, eineln Ieutitcn,
ser sur Sdifisbeiasuma aeborie. Seit
bent Sdcitern wnrocn nenn 9eidel
OH 2anb geipiilt. BON eensn iieben
ioentifi5irt tporoen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Sdlimmcr llnfaa ani elmer Strafen.
balm in Senpcr.

9cnper. Col, 30. Sftobcr. =
Gin Noggon Der II. 9lucnic.Sinie
crtgleiitc bcutc om Golrt.Ylacc nnb
icliitc nit GROCER Sdnelligfeit Die
oortige itcilc 9abnItreder binab.
Vicle Eoiiugicre iprongen berals,
oIlein nod chua 80 beinnoen iih III
oenllelben, olS er am ,SuBe oes Sit
gels gegelt eincn Selepbonpfnbl oil.
praate uno umItiir5te. Jrou Rinnie
Neluiac, melhe unten 6em 5rottoir
entlong 8ill9, pllroe pun oem 0ae-
gon getroiien ltno auaenblidli1 &c.
tootct. NilIinm Wf. Sfrooer, eiil
EoiiagiCr, puroe e6eninQs getootet,
mlb nclm onOere Eoiingiere erlitten
Gcrlebrngcn 9iahbem Der Waegon
Den Gclc1ropbenpfubl iimge,porien
buttc. jcridmcttcrtc er nod Elm 5ari-
eoh ino tootcte ooS Bfero zines gb.
ltcferlmgslungenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
MnSrottnna oes S0afcnlumrms.

u Atlanta, Ga, so. Oftobcr. -
3lI Dem 3iued Der Gnhueriltng ppn
ElGnen sur susrottinQ Der Sofell.
iuurm.&ronfbeit, fir m2lhe ,>obn 9
Hodefellcr 81 100000 Suleiogt bot
bat oaS Gircfturilm Der SonoelS.
fonlnler BON gtolanto Srn. Nodeicl.
Ter uno Die Wtitglieocr ieiuer Com.
militon eingelooen. Der Stoot bal.
otait cincn @eiuh ob;uitotten lmo
init ben @eilrnobeitSbeboroen Der
SiibItooten, ben |rGiiocnten Der
commer5ielen aorperihoften, iomiI
nit bcn criten Northumberland Der
beoelitenolten 2ebcnSperlihcringS.
81lellldoften uelhe I'M Siioen sc
idoite ntadeu in @cratbrma 5u trc.
ten. Gic Sislna oiiritp in 5luci bis
orei Wionotcn ltottiinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
NndJtrcitcr 8eiinbcl.

GIcr5ig 0iant BON cinen ilIngeu, nit
elmer Sfrotiiiutc bcluofineten
WfGohcn in Oic 6Iudt geihlogen.
Scrin9ton, ap., 30 Gft.-9lls
in Der Wittuoh 9toht 40 9tottreis
Ter III ooS 6ollS bon @eor0e areie,
ougeniheinlih nit ser 2lblid)t, ibn
6urhiupeitIhelt. cin5lIoringen Der.
iuhten nuroen lie pou Der iungeu
Godter areib oic lid nit elmer Bop
pcllGuiiaen 6linte bclpoiinet bate,
ucriogt. Ia ibr GcrInngen, Die Sbiir
5um $ouuS 81 0fmen, unberiidii6tigt
blcb, icblugen ole 9tohtreiter nit Ell.
ner glrt uno einem Stcmmeileu bic
Stilre elm llno bnS mlttbige WGodcu
chob Nun bcioc 2Glife nb. areib er-
tnnnte mchrcrc Der pcrnulnmten
Ni0nncr mo man eriunrtet Serbaf-
tlngen.
Gbe Die un9cbetcnen 9eiuher nodl
0tm &reib lfcn SOuie fancr, erlbie.
ncn iic an Der nobc9elegenen Sarm
&Cniornin Son9ncdcr's, idloiien burd)
olt 6cuItcr rlo beiunbc pdrcn mcb-
rre tSomilicnnlit9lleocr perpunoet
rOrocn. Songnefer lno areis bat
tn lire 5obofsernote an itnobbdu.
gige aouier perfolit uno ii6 genet.
Qcrt Dem ,Eool" Der ngurlcp 30.
bocco Socictp" bci5utrcten. q. I.
Sinlpion in @rant County, Dem
Solootelt bebiilfIid) maren 10000
Gnmo Iobaf Dor einigen Sogcn 5il
ptrld)iffcn, mil nnd gtem Werico sic.
btlL ipciI CT 8cipnlttbGtigfeiten Sci.
tcns ocr 9tohtreiter befiirhtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Sctt iuirflid) toot.

gSor III Gautihlono i6on ieit 5ipri
,Sobren geicblid foot - Gin Ho-
man 5ipcier &en,iipbGre.
ct. SouiS, no. 26. Ofto6er. =
Sbmobl ieit 3pei SSobren in 3eutif-
lono .geieelidD toot," mar Der 70iGb.
ri9e 9lnton 9aer oennoh 5iemlid) f.
bcnoig, bis er bellte bier Selbitmoro
begina @r per9iitetc lid NIT aor-
boliGure. iueil ibm eiu SabreSaelo
bon $3.50 niht bs5oblt poroen wor.
Srau 0torn Seibert. bon ipelder
Scr @reiS Gin 3inlncr niietbete, tbeil-
tc Der Eoli5ci nit buB gaer IN Sodi-
leL lcineni SainlntbsIonbe, ein @iit
hobcl IN ciner Vanf botte, peldcs
lid), nebit Den ollfgeloiiienen 3inien,
oui cirfu $4,000 belief SeiHc
ShlueItcr, melhe ldngcre 3eit giidltS
bon ibnl borte, bielt i'm fir foot lit;o
crgriif Shritte in oen oeutihen &c.
ridten, Inn iid IN ben 8eiiB bes Gel.
oeS 5lt nericben. Gie @erid)te erfl1r.
ten 8oer iiir tobt.
3ics aeidob Dor 5luei Sabren, mo
ais cS gner ein Sobr ip1ter erfubr.
trot CT cine Heiie nod Der olten Sei.
motb on. Gr ia9te, ieine Sbpeit,r
babe i'm olerfonnt allein oas @e,
ridt babe lid) gclpeigert 5ll5ugeben
bah cr lidl nod am 2eben beiino2.
Cie Sdlucltcr babe iuOeiien einge.
lpiIligt ibm $500 pro ,Sobr 81 beSob.
len ulto ooroitibn iei er naf ct.
SolliS 5llriidgcfebrt.
llntcr Beers Gffeften befano iidl
cine photographic nit Der Inter.
lhriit v,Srou y. s. 9oer, Sreeport.
Eo." Gr botte Der 3roh Seiberi ge.
iagt, CT bobc eiuen Sobn in Yenn.
lDlponlcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
l'nbcgriInSctes @criidJt iibrr glttentat
ami SOm SohniUn.

GlcOelono, o, %. Oftobcr.
Sciitc Mittng crrcgtc ooS @criid)t.
hoB Gin @criu1 9cmabt mprben iei,
ben Wopnr Eonl 9. Solution in emeu
Goic Der nntercn Stoot 5it crnlorhcn,
Nrobc sluirc9lng 0n6icr. IS itclltc
iid bcralIs, bob Der 3S. .iGbrigc 30
icph 3. Slopd, cin 0itrcid)iidcr I'm.
tcrt6on ipclhcr aus Dem Gufc an bic
Suit gclcbt morocl luor, bonn 9iir.
Gcrltcig aus eincn ShuB in cin ,Scn.
ltcr ocS 2ofols ob1egcbcn baitc.
N'nDor Sobnlon uno etliAc geglcitcr
wdrcu gerooc I'M 9cgriff, IN ooS Goie
cln5utrctel ldlucbten icooh in fei.
ncr @cfobr. Slonpd, nclhcr be.
trilnfcn por, befinoet li6 in Soit.
9to6 elmer onocrcn @crlion ioQ oic
Silgcl fcinc orci SUB bonn Wopor
Nobnlon cntiernt porbei 0cgongen
llin. Ter GbGtcr lit cin Sdriitieber
Eno wobnt in Gr. 152, Sit.55.
StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
tSricbridD WnrsbadJ gcltorbcn.

BittSficlb, D, Dioii.. 30. Oft. ---
tSrieorih @lrjbud, Y Sabre alt,
Der aus TeutiAlotb oic critic $5olJ.
brei iubri5ircnoc Ytoidiuc bier elm.
fiibrte, lit bier in cinern Sooipitol &c.
Itorbcn. Sm Sabre 1866 pcricrtigtc
Der gcritorbcnc i'll Stodbribae iiir
9llircbo Eoncnltcher boS eritc miS
Sol5brci bcrgeitclltc Yopier in Die.
lem &ouoe, Gcicr Ero5eB iibrtc
cine EreiSreOnttion fir 3eitilngSpa.
pier bcrbei. Nurbbud binterl1bt
,Srolt iul0 iiiui ain0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Gampagnc 9cacn Ipnanitcr.

Sn oionnpoliS, Sno., 29.Stt.
- OidDor 9oohuoltcr bat cinen oQ.
0cheincn 9llirllf ol 6nbrifoutcn.
aallileitc uno 9liicfllroocilre erloiien.
lid 5il elmer gcrlunnlime cinjuiin.
ben, Inn cine groBe 9elobnlln0 iiir
olc &erbuItung rno llebcriiibrling
Der Ipnnlnitcr nllS6ulcBcn, wel6e unl
lebten Sonntog 9lbeno nebrcrc Sc.
b1lloc III uerifieocneu 5beilcn ser
Stoot olirh GDnnnlit 5crltort obcr
tclh1olgt babcn. Der OiaDor bat
aud cine ollBeroroentlibcS iting oeS
Stnotrofbs berliIcn. in uelchcr cr bic
GcmllllglInD bon $1,000 iiir oen 3lucd
bcultrnget miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Baltimore Mb Srtag, ben aoocmbcr 1909

belier geltoltct bat 9tnh 9ln0ab1 Der
bebonoelnben Ncr5te lit Die llnnlittcl.
bare @ciobr porilher.
Yrin5regcnt Huitpolo'&
70.i16riges Milit0r.
SSubil Gum.
Gin icltensS ,Snblil0lm miro an
Wtontog Der i'm 50. ScbenSioblc
itebenoc Eriu5reaent Suitpolo be.
9eben. Ges a0niareitba 9opern Ser
meier miro oonn 70 Sabre lang Sn.
bober oes / boperiid)cn ScIonrtiIlc.
rie-Regiment eeipelcn icirL ooS ieiucn
9tomcn troat.
9lnldBlih bcS Greigniii2S, pelbe3
5peifellos aroBartig 0eicicrt lpcrocn
miro, bot Ger Subilor icincm NeNi
ment bcreits mebrerc Stiitlrngen 5ll.
geluenoct lpelde iih inS9eionmt oli
10000 Wtorf be5ifiern.
y ibliot6efeu sur @cfGnls
pfung Der z hun0
literotnr.
Glntn benterfen9lucrtben NntruN
boben in Der Observation-Disclosures
ocS bopcriIhcn 2nnotoQa 0ic 2ibcro.
len geIteIlt Sic pcrlon0cn oic sIn,
lo9c BON Golts.9ibliotbeten rno
Shul.9ibliotbefcn. I'm Oic Ncrbrci-
tung bon Shlinoliterotlr ipirfionl
befGnlpien Sll fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
NidJt idJnlb an Giicnba9n. .llngliid.

Colorado Springs, Col,
30. Oft. - Oscar ". 2eiiing, iener
2ofontotipiilbrcr. Der bon elmer So.
roners 5urp iiir oos eiienbobn.lln.
oliid oui Der BIO Wronbe 8obn III
Suiteb am II. 9lugllit, an melhent
II Yerionen um's 2eben fomen uno
62 perlebt muroeL perontlportlih &c.
6alten lpuroe, lit BON Der slnflagc
oes 5obtidlog5 frcigeiprohen nor
ocn. Seiiing iagte, Dob iein Sci5er,
Sod @oiioge, ocr getobtet ipuroe,
ibnl ioIid)c 2lilitldruigen iibcr oc1
3no, benl lie in Suiteo begcgnet
iollten, gegeben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
@dnac betrGgt so ,Sllb. Gic aieI
lc9ung criolate inn Sunlar.
SGbrlln1in 9orcu.

scout Goren, 20. Oft. - Nus
nCl 0altlmg cineS bctr0htlihen1bcis
lc1 Der corconii6cn Ycpolferung CT.
belt boB Die Grnloroung beS Sir
itcn lSto nidt luQclcgen fnnl Gieicr
S6eiI llnlIoBt 0o8 Clement, nclheS
irbt Der friibcr bier gebotcncn @cle.
1enbctten crlnongclt, uno meitercn
@cmulttbotcn miro 0oS gSort gere.
oct. &icontc Sonc. Der ioponiihc
@cncrol Neltocnt in Gurcu, lit ie6r
brlnrubigt ourd sic ciulolienocn
Mc!oMngcn iibcr ooS 9cncbmen
nlonhcr @contcu mo onocrcr. mel.
dlH nornola Dem 0oi Ocs auiIcrS
nobc Itnn0cn.
Oion. lit iebt ilbcr5cuNt. boB oaS
gtIdnntc Gonlplot III Soenl oltsocs
Dedt iulir0c. SIS lit mm bcfonnt, oo6
Gebeimc @eielid)niten Oic aun0e
pcrbrcltctcn, boB Shirt &to'S Gllbcr.
IIdc tSrclllOidoit iiir Gorco nlr
@orlpicaclun9 mar 9Iuh muroc Is
otSgelprcn0t, bob Supou ooS Gigcll-
tGlun oller Gurconer coniis5ircn, 0cn
@oiicr nbicBcn mo ooS &olf in Die
Scc trcibcn pollc.
Der Eololt bcS @cucrol Rciiocr.
tch miro Gag lub 9todt itnrf bc.
moht, @ion bciiirbtct, ooB Scr
Morotbot cill oagemcincr 9litano
tolgen mag in 0cr 0oiimng onge.
5tttclt, cin @ingrciien Scr @crcinig.
ten Staotcn p0cr ouocrcr WtGdtc bcrs
bcBllfiibrcn Inn Die mctcrc 9l6iorbi.
rlnG BON Gorco'S SoltpcrGnitGt Sci.
tens &oponS 81 ncrbinoerll.
Die 5cbn Goreanrr, pcld,c IN Sor.
BIN pcrboftet murocn, mcrocn in
lircngeS Tcrbor genonncn mcrOcn,
INN Den 9Iultiftcr 0rs Gonplots sll
crnlttclh bcrcn @crt5eu0 Der 9It.
tent1tcr 9cucien icin oiirite.
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Wcd, Gin ssep.gurfer asOrosebeimnii,.

9teip Dprf, 20. Sftober. -
,5,au Toie ganfs puroe bcute iriib
in einem 9lparteneltt an Der Stuu-
ton. Strube. no lie nit ibrcm @ot.
ton gelcbt bate, enticclt onigsiilnocn.
Shr Snupt mar i'm init cincnn idor.
len Sniirirrcnt ialt total bonn Mrm.
pie getrcnnt luorben. Sbr @ottc be.
nnhridtigte Die Roli5ei, bob er, oIa
CT beutc iriib nah cirer in elmer tiir.
fiihen 9noe'2lnitalt perbrahtenNaft
iod) !Sailic fam Die perIdluiienc
Gbiire crbrud inb Die 1rau ais
gcidJe i'm Bette iuno. Der Nionll
iruroe bis uui @eitercs IN Sait be.
balten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Gmi0rantenana ucrnnaliifi.

Sort &opnc, SnO, 20. Sft. -
Iurd cine beiltc iriib 81 Sociin. an
Der ~Gbico9o mo Grics9nbn" itott.
gcUunoenc Gollilion 5ulidcn cinein
nud) Meitcn bcitilnmten Gmigrontcn.
6ug unO eincm oitIicb gebenoen
Irndt5ug lulrbcn 50 Ginpnnoerer
- Oi0nner, 6ronctt luo ainoer -
ocrlcbt ctlife 0erielben piellciht
t6btlidJ. Ter Sci5er ocr Srodtlofo.
notipe lit cbelioqs ihluer pcrlebt.
Iic Guitbrcnien Oes ,5rodt3ugeS bat
ten Den Iienit pcrioot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-05
Yilihtpcrarllrne (9eldlpurene.

@oiben 3..D, %. Oft. Nad,
3luoliitmoiAcr 9erotblins iprad einc
Slrp Den Der Grmorolins ScanIon
GarnlniO'S ongeflagt seipeienen
6ronf Ecrrp irei. Hidier Wsor-
id'aiiicr. Dor nelhem Der YroseB
iIottinro. mudte oas Ieroift be.
fGunt. Gr mar inn bofiten 8rooe
ilber Die Sreiipredilns inoianirt, oa
sic SfnIobelueiIc flar auf Der SanO
geIegen batten. Berrp ipuroe ieftae.
bolten. Inn lid gegen cine anoere
9lcroanlduloisnng su perantiporten.
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Sic falidD ssiteate 0eidJc luiebcr
cinmal.

y . G citcr, N.D., 30. Cfto6er.
Sn 5o!9c Der t5olid)itelluna cincr
@cid)e ronntc bcute cine 2ofpnlotipc
III Den aentItrnBeil-Doro Der ,Relu.
Derf Gcntrol'9obn" gcgen npbrcrc
tfrodhpna9ons, oenloIirte ociclbcn,
lcplc aud cincn nin @eIeiie iteben,
otn ,Srahtidnppcn. 2Doromeiitcr
5reo. ebnpmau uno Sci5er Gbine
Y. Stroiier bon bier ipurben augen.
tlidIId getootet. ino Gcnoufteur
S,cnrp Dcoger bon bier. ionic Geo.
u. 9lderle erlitten IebensgeiGbrIihe
Gtrlebungen. Ger pefiniGre gerll,it
betrngt ctipo $4,000,
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4rairirbranb in Sripp Gu., 2. 7

Gal las, 2. e, 30. Oft. = Sin
iurhtborer Groiriebronb, lprIhcr iidJ
IN Der Eidtlng bon Often noh 8e.
ltcn ilbar orei Wcilcn pcrbrcitct Bat.
piitbet in Sripp-Gpuntp i'm iiiomclt.
lihcn Sbcilc bcs Stnotcs. Ger Ier'
luIt oil tSorngcbGiloen unb Grntc'
Gr5cltgniiien lit bercits 10 groB urO
Sunberte bon MGnnern mo sSruuell
bemiibcn lih, ocn 5lommcn @in6olt
5u tbnn. Cine 3eit lang luoren Die
Srtihoften &omro uno Wc9iecleD be.
Orobt, ibre 9cttlnN gelong ober blrd)
geuolti9e 9Initrcngllngen. Ser 9rono
entltanb I'M iii0lihen Sbcilc oc5
GolIntpS lnb uuroe ourd) einen bei.
tlgen SiioninO meiter pcrbreitet.
@liidliderlueiic pcrlouiet bis iebt
ni6tS iiber 0cn &crluit pon Oicn.
i1enlebcn.
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Snterpeaation
I'M @ansc.
Sebcnomittcl Sbrncrune i'm Heid)S.
ratb beipruhcn.

llngorll tr1gt Die omlptiduIb al brn
bobcn @ctroioeprciicn in ScIt-
reid. - Gefornpliue Ocr bclNi.
ihcn 9icgicrlnlg fiir bcn GonaD,
itoot. - 6rcibonbcL Jicouttion
Der 9eltcuerllng 9efGmpilmD
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
GREAT SHOWING OF
CHRISTMAS CANDY
RIJou CANDY. MART A INEVITABLE
FAIRY LAND OF SWEETS, APP.
PETizING AND PuRE-LucloUS
TO LOOK AT, DELICIOUS TO THE
TAsTE-RIe PREPARATION FOR
CHRISTMAS TRADE.

The Bijou Candy Mart, Fargos pop
ular sweet spot" is now a place of
pilgrimage for old and young who love
confectionery, and that means about
9ss out OF every 1000 of our population,
big and little.
No wonder they like the Bijou Mart
for the candies made at this place are
not only of the purest ingredients,
made by expert candy makers, but the
latest ideas and newest novelties orig
mate here. On top of that place the
further fact that everything is fresh
and made daily, and prices low, and
you have the reason the Bijou is pop
ular.
Everywhere about the shop the
Christmas spirit p evident. There are
strung about festoons Of Christmas
chains for decorating trees. Christmas
canes in all sizes and all kinds of
candy are here in profusion. Broke
candy, stick candy, big and little can
dies Of all denominations; all are here
and everything of the best.
Special attention is paid to filling
rush orders for churches. societies, etc,
fancy boxes are furnished and the
whole shop reflects an appearance of
readiness for big business.
Chocolates and bon bons and Biiou
specials are another of the features at
this excellent candy shop. Drop in
and feast your eyes on the good things
even IL You haven't sweet tooth"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
A Green Chrigtmaa.

While white Christmas is the
ideal for outdoors, green Christ
mas" within has always been the de-
side Of the home maker. Wreaths and
festoons of evergreens, and sprays OF
holly and nistletoe can in this day
Of greenhouses be supplemented with
Towering plants which will make tina
home gay with blossoms
The poinsettia (euphorbia pulcnor-
inla) with its bright red flowers. or
rather bracts, will retain It's beauty
for some time. II is grown each year
from cuttings and may be obtained at
any flowiat's. The stavia il also in.
fun bloom and there Is q grace about
this flower which liz making it one OF
the most popular Christmas decora-
tons.
The cyclamon with it's nodding
flowers and fragile foliage is valu-
able winter Towering plant. with q
variety Of c0loring and good dura-
ton OF bloom. There are . number
or species Of prinnulas OF beth the
English and Chinese types which are
winter blooming and may be Obtained
at Christmas time The Jerusalem
Cherry (solanum CapsicastYusn) II
valuable because OF the decorative ef-
feet OF It's bright red fruit and green
foliage. They last long time ana
thrive we'll. Another plant og the
same kind IL the Celestial Pepper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
MORE RED CROSS
STAMPS COMING
OUT OF 10000 SENT TO FARGO TO-
600 HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD
AND 5000 MORE CoMING-PLAN
TO SELL A STAMP FOR EACH
CITIZEN OF THE CITY. .,.

More Red Cross Christomas stamps
will be placed on sale here. out of the
12o0O received early in the season only
1000 now remain. The sale of these
stamps over the state has been so good
that it has been decided that each one
of the cities sell stamp for every in
habitant, .....
Mrs. H. l., BolleX, who is at the head
OF the movement in Fargo. stated to
The Forum this morning that 5000
more stamps had been ordered and
would be here this. evening or tomor-
row. Grand Forks Devils Lake and
several of the other cities In the state
have undertaken to sell stamps to the
number of their population and we will
do the same in Fargo" said Mrs. Boil
ley.
The sale Of these stamps in Fargo
has. been quite large. Theademand has
been great since they were put ON sale
and there is little doubt, but that the
extra 5,000 will be easily disposed of,
especially as the heaviest shipment of
Christmas packages and other missives
will take place this week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
COON IS CAUGHT
BREAKING IN CAR
EBONY coLoRED INDIVIDUAL
BROKE SEAL ON GREAT NORTH.
ERN Box CAR IN ORDER TO
FIND PLACE TO sNozE-wATcH.
MAN WAS ON THE JOE.

When John Doyle, colored was ca
'vorting around in the Great Northern
yards this morning at about o'clock
he wasn't aware that Waterman Joe
Newman was on duty and was wise
to everything that was going on. IL
the dark complicated individual had
been. he would doubtless have made
his get away as soon as possible. AS
Ii Ia he il now held in the city Jail.
charged with breaking into a box car
and destroying a seal--which Ira. the
railroad world approaches the sacri-
ligous.
Doyle was found breaking into a car
by the Waterman. Whether he was
looking for place TO sIeep--whicll he
claims -or was looking for goods that
might be Of value to him. Ii what the
officers are puzzling about. However,
he was caught in the act. Al warrant
was issued for his arrest this morning
and he viii be put through the mill OF
justice today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
THIS MAN WAS GAME
John Doe" Starts DisrOblns on the
Streets Despite the Frosty J.
Temperature.

Friends of John Doe" aren't going
to stump him to do anything the next
time they go out to see the city That
was the conclusion reached late Satur-
day night when they were rounded up
in the police station on the charge OF
drunkenness. The Doe member Of the
party had startled the natives along
Third street by demonstrating that
Fargo is in the banana belt, with re-
moval of his clothes. This happened
late Saturday evening. After the man
had trimmed down to such an extent
to show that he was in earnest, he
was overpowered and taken to a col
ored resort where he was taken In
charge by the police. At the station
Doe sobered up and with q friend
posted $40 and went his way.