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Business Jots
Cook paints signs. Phone s2s.

Cook paints, signs. Phone S25.
Furnished rooms, gents. Duncan Blk
A want ad. can lend a nand IA ycuI
hunt for servant
DR.. ]. L. Savage surgeon and ply
sician, 606 Front street
MY cake is dougE"-not so when
you use Golden Link -four
Hanneher & Schannacn. Job print
ers. 62s N. P. avenue. Phone 1881.
We do all kInos of gooa printing
Phone I154-E Ulsalxer Bros. 20: Bdw
DR.. Sten gyanson. Osteopatlic Physi.
clan, 6l4 Front ST., Fargo. Phone f014-J
Steam heated rooms for SIS pei
1mSnth and up. Aweedan block, N. p
avenue. argo.
Ladies' and gentlemen. get your
suits pressed and cleaned at Denis
Fur Co.. 206 Br adway. Fargo.
The Misses Tcnaeson Peterson
have leased the Darrow aoroital, and
viii conduct It under the name of the
Moorhead hospital hereafter. doing 6
general hospital business and solicit
Ing all non contagious patients. Els.
pecially equipped operatin rooms
Phone $50.
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PRELATE FAVORS
CURBING TRUSTS
ARCHBISHOP GLENNoN SAYS
TEETH OF THE LAWLEss COR
PoRATIoNs MUST BE
PULLED.

st. LouissaAug 11.-''The govern
ment mustspulEsrhe. teeth Of the trusts,
must makeEtheHhSRss amenable to the
law as isrrhe sfndfviduaI, or a great
party of protest will arise. A labor
party or a socialist party would make
a strong party OF protest"
Archbishop J. ]. Glennon, of st.
Louis. made this statement Just be-
fore going to Salt Lake to assist In the
dedication Of the new Catholic Ca
thedraI there.
THAT means that the lawlessness of
the trusts will increase7" he was saked.
Whereupon the archbishop laughed
and said:
You'll have to ask Mr.. Taft about
that"
'The increasing power Of Iawless
wealth promotes socialism.
"A labor party or a socialist party
would make very strong party of
protest. 1t requires a party with in
tense enthusiasm to fight against the
growing power OF corporate wealth."
"'DO you believe government should
assume greater control over the
trusts?"
Undoubtedly. The government is
working in that direction. I see that
1t has adopted the corporation tax.
The Inheritance tnx is demanded. The
income tax is winning its way. The
only power that can control the trusts
is the state. Therefore, It seems as if
the only cure lie sin greater control
by the state. AS long as the rich seek
to capitalize their power and defy re-
straint they will continue to create
socialists"
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$4,000 Thief
NOW in TOMBS
YOUNG BROKER, WHO sWlNDLED
F. AUGUSTUS HEINzE, uN-
ABLE TO FURNISH $4,000
BAIL.

New York, Aug. 11.-Donald L.
whose offices constituted merely desk
room in down town note brokers'
office, is in the Tombs today, I'm de-
fault OF $4,000 bail, and thereby
hangs a tale of tangled finance through
which somebody in Wall street nip
ped F. Augustus Heinze, one time cop
per king, for $4,000. Persch is charg-
ed with the larceny of $4,000, a profit
obtained by the sale Of $4,000 shares
of Ohio Copper common and 4,6O0
shares Of Davis-Daiy copper common,
for which an agent for Heinze placed
with the Windsor Trust Co. of this
city as security for a loan OF $4,000.
In the same manner, as yet unex-
planned, the stock was not held by
the bank, but was turned over to a
clerk acting for Persch, and at the
latter's orders thrown on the curb
market and sold for approximately
100000. How Persch obtained the
capital to carry through the deal. and
why the stock was relinquished by
the trust company, are points to be
cleared.
After his arrest yesterday Persch
intimated that there were "men higher
in the transaction" but refused to
say more upon the advice of counsel
He was arraigned late this afternoon
before a magistrate, and after unsuc-
cessful efforts to have his lawyers
| arrange bail, was committed to the
Tombs, although his counsel later
procured a writ of habeas corpus re-
turnable tomorrow. His examination
\ was set for Friday.
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The City in Brief

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Kon-
en-, 415 Eighth street south, five
pound boy, this morning.
The ladies aid of st. Marks English
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs
Amos Tweedon, 207 Ninth street
north, at $3.50 O'clock Thursday after
noon. ." vii
c. H. Marks, John Scanlan and EN-.
NETT Russell. three men arrested al
Absaraka. last week on the charge oi
grand larceny, will be given their pre-.
| limAnary hearing tomorrow morning
before Judge Martin Ryan.
Friends Of j. j. Hannaher. confined
in st. Johns hospital, will be pleased
to know that he is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis in a
very satisfactory manner, and will be
taken 10 his home in a few days.
Contractor Lavery OF Valley City
phoned The Forum this morning to
kill his want ad for male help at
once. He advertised for bricklayers
and carpenters and, secured more men
than he could use. "The Forum is all
right as a help getter," says Lavery.
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WARM WELCOME FOR GoMPERs.
Labor Organizations IN East to Greet
Him in Washington.

washington, Aug. 11.-In honor OF
the return in October of Samuel Com
pers, who has been in Europe study
ing continental labor conditions and
problems, all the labor organizations
Of the eastern states will unite in a
monster parade in iscity, II the plans
adopted by the Central Labor union
of this city at meeting last night are
carried 20 completion. Oct. Is Is the
day fixed for the celebration.
The labor unions OF Philadelphia,
Baltimore, wilmington, Richmond.
Wheeling. Harrisburg and other cities
will be invited to senu as large dele
cations as possible to be In line.
The day win culminate with a
meeting in Convention hall. which
will be a rallying point for many
men who have gained reputation In
the field cf organized labor.
The address of Mr. Gompers on this
occasion, ii Is anticipated. will be
fraught with international signifi-
hfrions as he has seen them abroad.
canoe, as he vii discuss labor con-
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P. H. White is here from Bismarck
o. H. johnson of Casselton was in
the city last night on business.
r. F. Barnard of jamestown is
transacting business in Fargo today.
H. Hollinshead of Sheldon is a busi-
ness visitor in the metropolis today
Edmund Schwarze of Casselton is
transacting business in Fargo today
Mrs. E. A. Pray and daughter OF
Valley City are registered at the Wal
dorf. ~.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Gray of Cassel-
ton are spending the day here with
friends.
Miss Theresa German of Larimore
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
German.
P. b. Fogarty of Lisbon was an ar
rival last night and is a guest at the
Gardner.
Thomas Rehill of Emerson, Man,
Is visiting at the home of Chief ]. w
Sutherland.
j. E. McKinnon came in from
Wheatland today. and is transacting
business here.
Mrs. A. L. Larson and William
Larson Of Aberdeen, s. D., are guests
at the Prescott today. -,.
f. M. Robertson came down from
Bathgate last evening and is a busi-
ness visitor in Fargo today.
DR.. Geo. A. Fead of Hope was ir
the city last evening to attend the
third district dentists meeting.
W. d. Fee, the genial fountain per
travelling man from Grand Forks, II
calling on the local trade today.
Superintendent OF Schools G. E
Keenan, of Warren, Mimi, Is spend
ing the day in Fargo. He is accom-
panied by his wife. -...
Judge Charles f.. Amidon was al
his Office in the federal building this
morning after a short vacation spent
at the lakes. .4
Mrs. w. H. Southworth left Tues
day morning for her old home in PoIa
ILL.,, where she will visit for several
weeks with relatives and friends.
F. @. Shower, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Salt Lake
route, with headquarters in Chicago
is calling on local railroad men to-
day. t..~ra ".'.a
Mrs. Florence Fosseen of North
Yakima, Wash, who has been visiting
with her mother, Mrs. v. r. Neal foI
the past two months, leaves tomorrow
afternoon for her home.
State Superintendent of Schools
Stockwell arrived in the city last eVe-
ming from Bismarck. and is delivering
a lecture at the industrial school al
the A. c. this afternoon.
Miss Esther Tufte, who has beer
the guest of her aunt Mrs. H. Sunde
for the past six weeks, accompanied
by her cousin Miss sElirna Sunde lef
this morning for her home in Duluth
DR.. G. e. Hall Of Wadena, who re-
Gently passed the North Dakota denta
examinations, is a visitor in the city
today. DIR. Hall has recently made {
trip over the state and may decide
to locate In North Dakota.
A. o. Rupert, of the firm of Anheiel
& Rupert, who has been recuperatinf
after his serious illness last winter al
Lake Beular. Wis, and a visit with
friends at other points, is expected tt
reach home some time tomorrow az
good a man as ever.
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.CASTROS APPEAL
IS TURNED Down
MESSAGE FROM DEPosED PREsI-
DENT OF VENEZUELA Is
SENT TO THE OFFICIAL
MORGUE.

Caracas, Saturday, July 24-The
much heraIded appeal of Cipriano
Castro, to the Venezuelan congress-,
after being read in Joint session and
referred by Castro's friends In that
body TO a special committee for re-
port, has died natural death In the
committee room and instead of the
desired report, the curious ex-presi-
Dental message has been archived.
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What's Said

Miss Clara BelrlSen, Oracle: North
Star camp of Royal Neighbors will
hold straw ride and picnic on Thurs
day evening, Aug. H. All members
are requested to be present at the
residence Or ID! III. STOW. 70B Thir-
teenth street south, promptly at 7;45,
as the ride win start at s O'clock The
ladies are requested to bring picnic
baskets. and the gentlemen should
bring the ladies.
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STOLE DEAD MANS CLOTHES.

Circus Performer Takes Effects oi
Drowning Victim.
Great harrington, Mass, Aug. IL
Another "meanest man on earth" is the
person who stole the clothing OF David
Faye whitcomb after he was drowned
at Brookside pond. The dead mans
effects were moved from the shore OF
the lake to the home of Frank EalaneI
from where they were taken by a
member of a circus troupe.
About $3.50 worth Of jewelry was
stolen also, but only pair of trousers
which were identified were recovered
The thief escaped.
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SOAR OVER THE ALPS.

Aeronauts Successfully Pass Over
Europe's Highest Mountain.
Chamonix, France, Aug. 1.-THE bal
loon Sirius has succeeded in flying over
the Alps The airship left here last
Sunday, under the pilotage of M. Spell
terine, who had with him three pas
sengers. Fears were entertained for
the safety of the voyagers, but they
have been dispelled by the receipt OF
report that they have landed safely
at point near Locarno. at an alti-
tude of b,400 feet. The four men how
ever, stin have dangerous path to
cover on foot from the place where
they landed. into Locarno.
The Sirius traversed Mount Blanc
and scared over the Aiguille du Dru
and the Aiguille verte. The highest
altitude attained on the voyage was
5000 meters, equal to 1888 feet.
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AIRsHIPs REST ON skYscRAPER.
If You Get Caught Out on Dark NIGHT
Just Aliuht.

New York, Aug. 11.-BaIloons and
airships of various kinds that happen
to get caught out after dark will find
a convenient place Of refuge on top OF
the annex to the Automobile Club OF
Americas house on Ffty-ffth street,
just west of Broadway, when the
structure is finished.
Architect Cass Gilbert Of st. Paul
and this city. who has just filed the
plans for the annex at the building
department. said that the roof OF the
building is TO be arranged as a con-
venient landing for members Of the
Aero club, many OF whom are also
connected with the automobile club.
The annex will be twelve stories
high and will cost $35O,OOO.
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old VETERANS
ANNUAL PARADE
POLITICS AT G. A. r.. ENcAMP'
MENT LAID ASIDE FOR THE
MARCH OF WAR HEROES.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 11.-Banishing
thoughts of new commanders and
meeting places, the national encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public devoted itself today to the an
nual parade which wheeled into line
in front of the Brigham Young statue
at the head of Main street. The col
umn was strictly military in it's COM
position. The Fifteenth infantry, U.
S. army, from Fort Douglass, took the
led and was followed by the Utah
national guard and carriages convey
ing the commander in chief, his official
family and distinguished guests.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
DIES 70 AVOID pooRHousE.
Formerly Wealthy Nebraskan Pre-
sers Death TO What Relatives Plan.

Formerly Wealthy Nebraskan Pre-
ssrs Death TO What Relatives Plan.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. IL. Preferring
death to the poorhouse, where his rel
atives were about to send him, Jacob
Flowers, one of the pioneers of Sew
ard. once rich, hanged himself at the
home Of his daughter, Miss Pauline
Flowers, where he had been living.
The next morning the body was found.
For three years prior to his death
Flowers had been decrepit and unable
to work. During that time he had
been supported at the home OF his
daughter on funds furnished by the
county.
Twenty years ego Jacob Flowers
was one OF the wealthiest and most
prominent men in Seward county. He
owned large tract OF land most Of
which he decided to relatives and
friends. The balance he sold from time
to time and much of the money was
lost In speculation
p
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
OLD PHOTO Is ONLY GLUE.
Search For Heirs of DR.. w. D
Thomas 10 Made Across Atlantic.

Search For Heirs Of DR.. w. D
Thomas 10 Made Across Atlantic.
La Crosse, wis, Aug. liza photo
graph of young man and young
woman, of the style in vogue forty
years ago, Is the only clue to the heirs
of the estate OF Rev. w. ID. Thomas
a Presbyterian divine and thirty third
degree Mason of this city, who died
suddenly on a train en- route to Mil
waukee three months ago. DIR. Thorn
as left a library worth $4,000 and life
insurance Of $4,000.
1t is ascertained that he had no
relatives in this country and the search
then crossed the sea to Wales and
Scotland where DIR. Thomas spent his
boyhood
In his effects was found a photo
graph of himself as a young man
standing beside woman who closely
resenTbled him. This photograph has
been sent to Glasgow. Scotland, anu
the authorities there will make an eff
fort to locate the sister or her heirs
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ONE KILLED, FOUR HURT.
Roof of a Dancing Academy coIlapses
Suddenly at Detroit.

Detroit, Aug. 11.-George Ries was
killed and four men were seriously
though not fatally injured today wher
a dancing academy under construction
partially collapsed.
Ries died in the ambulance. The
roof trusses collapsed. tearing down
the scaffold on which the men were
working. The building is on the outer
edge OF the business district.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

Prof H. III. Aaker. who lis now cam
didate for governor on the republican
ticket. was mayor OF Moorhead some
nine years ago. His administration
was a decided success. He not only
cleaned up the city morally, but saved
money and started the city on policy
which has resulted IN practically wip
ing out debt Of $1S5.000.
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VOLUNTARY cRUsoE RESCUED.
Man Who Remained Alone In Ant.
artio Found by Explorer.

London, Aug. 1.-THE whaler MINI
rod on which Captain Shackleton
made his Antartic voyage, visited Mac
quartz island on her way home.
1t found there a voluntary Bobin-
son Crusoe, who from the last penguin
oil season remained alone on the island
to collect oil for next season.
The Nimrod passed over the char
tered positions OF Royal, Emerald,
Nimrod and Dougherty islands, but
found no trace Of land
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
BONDS CARRY AT BISMARCK.
Five Thousand Dollars Will BE Ex
@r' pended for Street Crossings.

Bismarck. N. D., Aug. 1.-THE spe-
cial election yesterday to decide
whether the city would bond for $5,-
900 to build street crossings was car
ried I'm favor OF the bonds by ma
tority Of AS in very light vote. This
year several miles OF additional cement
walks have been built and the city
was unable to build the necessary
crossings without issuing bonds. and
this permission being granted Bis
marck will soon have as good footing
as any city in the state.
It will cost the city over $1,000 tc
repair the streets damaged by the
storm of Monday night.
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House for Rent.

For rent, strictly modern eight room
house with bath. gas stove, etc. Newly
redecorated, hardwood floors, lawn
and shade trees, on north side, half
block from car line. Rent $40 per
month Enquire on premises. GOT Oak
street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
THIRSTY WORKERS QUIT GARY.
Dry Steel Men Say They Must E1svs
Beer.

Chicago, Aug. 11.--worlSmen at the
Gary, Ill, steel plants declare that
beer is necessity and that unless
they be allowed to purchase what they
need In Gary they will go where the
beverage may be had.
Since the closing of 'fblind pigs
which were running in defiance Of the
law. which provides there shall be no
saloons until next spring. there has
been much dissatisfaction among the
worl1men.
Scores OF the men have left town
and gone to work in South Chicago,
Indiana Harbor and otter cities in the
Calumet steel belt where the liquid is
yet to be had.
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LONG pRouTH Is BROKEN.

WORST IN 81 FeaFs % oUHoTed ~ VT
cinity Of La Crosse, Wis.
La Crosse, Wis, Aug. 1.-THE worst
drouth in thirty seven years was
broken today when the first real rain
since July 2 fell.
Several times in the interim clouds
gathered and a few drops of water
fell, but never enough to lay the dust
Today hard rain has continued for
three hours and crops throughout this
section OF the northwest are immense
iy benefited.
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coLoRED MAsoNs TO MEET.
Duluth Selected for Annual Crane
Lodge Communication.

Duluth, Aug. 1.-THE grand lodge of
colored masons In Minnesota will hold
it's annual communication In Duluth
beginning Aug. 16. A social session
will be held in Eagles hall the eye-
ming of Aug. IT Many delegates
from Minneapolis and ST. Paul and
other towns are expected. w. ID.
Carter. d. d.. of ST Paul is the pres
ent head OF the order.
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FINDs suRlED TENNIe go.
Workman Believes RedoubtabIe Tedd,
Drove ii into Ground.

Washington, Aug. 11.-Nlght work
has been begun on the addition being
built to the executive Offices at the
white houes. Three shifts are now
working and there will not be an
hours let-up until the addition is
completed.
In the old tennis court, now being
vacated, one OF the workmen found
yesterday buried in the clap at the
depth of four or five inches tennis
ball. He pocketed it as souvenir,
saying as he did so:
'Tn bet Theodore himself drove that
one Into the ground"
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STRIKE LIKELY TO CONTINUE.
Manager Of Pittsburs Steel Car Co.
Not ConeiIiatory.

Pittsburg. Aug. 11s-Hope Of settle
rnent OF tl.e trouble existing for the
past month between the Pressed Steel
Car co. of McKees Rocks and 5000
striking employees became more remote
today when Samuel Welsh. an inter-
mediary OF the company. called at the
strikers headquarters with informa-
tion that the new general manager oi
the company, James Rider, would not
listen to the demands of the men al
body, but would take up Individual
cases.
Immediately on receipt of this news
the men called mass meeting al In
dian Mound. VI
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
LOSE IN WAR ON WOMAN BOSS.

designations Of 24 Insane Hospital
Attendants Accepted in Hurry.
ElgIn, Ill, Aug. 11.--Twenty -four at
tendants at the Elgin state hospital
won't be bossed by woman. They
have gone on a strike and have filed
a protest, but the woman is still boss.
Miss A. r. Breckenridge is the cause
Of all the trouble.
Miss Breckenridge is supervisor OF
the south ward of the hospital, a ward
for male patients. She succeeded a
man there several months ago There
was competition for her smiles for a
few weeks, but when the woman
boss started to do real bossing the
twenty-four held out for men's rights
and went on strike.
round robin was sent to the. su-
,perintendent and he put it in the
waste basket Yesterday the twenty
four resigned. Superintendent Podstata
accepted all of them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
THIRTY MACHINES
IN TOUR TO FARGO
LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE BIG
EVENT IS FAST FILLlNc-MANY
TWIN CITY FIRMS WILL ENTER
cARs-WILL BE PLEASURE RUN
AT LOW SPEED.

Thirty machines are already assured
in the big tour from the twin cities
TO Fargo known as the Little Glidden
the principal trophy OF which will bt
given by The st. Paul Dispatch. Ir
speaking Of the entries The Dispatch
says:
George Dorr of the Northwestern
Automobile CO., has announced that
he will enter three Ford cars in the
contest. He will drive one of the
machines himself and take Mrs. DorT
along
The Pence Automobile Co. refused Ia
enter the contest, but several Buick
cars for which they are agents, will be
entered. All the other dealers are
willing to enter machines.
Many Firms Enter.
A Franklin car will be entered by
the Western Auto Co: the ST. Pau
Auto Co. will enter a Chalmers De-
troit "30;" JOY Bros. will furnish a
Packard for either a pilot or a press
car; the Bazille Auto Co. will enter an
Apperson; Felix Joswich will enter ar
lOldsmobile; the Ramaley garage will
enter an American; Burney Bird will
enter a Haynes; the H. K. Harrison
Machine Co. will enter a Stoddard-
Dayton and the Kemp Auto Co. OF
Minneapolis, will enter a Brush run
about.
Among the individual club members
who have decided to make the run
are: Reuben Warner, II. S. Johnson
Charles H. McGill and w. J, Murray
make the trip: w. L. Perkins, Victof
De Camp, Thomas Milton, ]. George
Smith, L. II. Dow. Jesse Gregg, Fred
Crosby, Andrew Berkey, Louis May
and a score of others.
The entry list will close Aug. 90
Those who contemplate making the
trip should sent in their applications
at once to III. S. Johnson, chairman
state contest committee, go Pioneer
Press building.
A Pleasure Spin.
The fact that the tour is to be a
pleasure spin and not race, appeals
to those who desire to see the scenery
along the route. Fifteen miles an hour
will be the average speed, and the rur
to Fargo will take two days, with g
stop over night at Alexandria. Glidder
rules will govern, with few modifica-
tions.
The guide is now in the printer:
hands, and will be ready for dfstribu.
tion in a few days.
Studio for rent. 23O Broadway. En-
quire E. P. Sundberg & Co, 72 Broad
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
TAKE UP cRETAN TRousLE.
Four Powers Agree to Open Negctia'
kiona With Turkey.

FOUR FUW0FB NvFe0 70 OPSU ENOBVNa"
kions With Turkey.
Paris, Aug 11.-France. England,
Germany and Russia have agreed to
open negotiations with Turkey looking
to the establishment OF the status of
Crete, according to information from
uhe foreign Office today.
The proposal for such negotiations
was made by France.
The dicision is understood to mean
that in case Turkey does not accept
the plan proposed by the powers, the
four nations will again occupy Crete
with troops and preserve peace.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
HALF MILLION FoR PICTURE.
President Tafts Brother Pays That
Sum For Rembrandt.

Cincinnati Aug. 11.--A. Rembrandt
painting is the latest addition to the
art treasures of Charles p. Taft.
brother of President Taft. Negotiations
for the purchase of the picture were
completed last week.
1t is one of the best known OF All
Rembrandts, described as "the young
man rising from a chair, and has been
In the possession of the PertaIes fam
lily in their home in Paris for more
than a hundred years,
The painting is said to have cost MIR.
Taft 100000.