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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-07

after the shooting, that passed between
Mrs. Amore and Marcella, n were
read by the prosecutor for the benefit
Of the court and jury, to show how intt-
mate the relations were between the
two, the first three coming from her to
him and the other three his nswers
From Mrs. Amore to Mnrtelin.
MY Dear-It is 4 O'Clock in the morning,
the roosfers are growing; all are sleeping,
but / cannot slep. Ohi what a bad night |
went through. but | hope, my dear. that
you have slept happy and contented.
xve me Il little peace by telling me thar
Il is not true that your wife has complained
to you for my cause, because l was very
much impressed when l came for my
Jimmie, and l found her very much pale,
Then l have dreamt also that you wite
has found one Of my letters and that sne
has scolded me terribly. telling me tnat
l am the cause of her u~nhappiness. On,
never, I hope it isn't true.
MY dear. for the love that you have
for me, assure me whether II is true or
not: that for my sake you are not unhappy
that Il is not true. Ny dear, l always re-
peat to you that l love you, and am sure
that your love towards me is sincere anu
that you would do anything 10 make nv
happy. [ shall always love you, but don
neglect yourself, but assure me with Two
lines that ! am not the cause OF your uh-
happiness with your VIE. .
You shall always love your wife ana dear
children. Don't ever neglect them; take
always cnre of your business, which IS more
necessary to you. My afflicted heart VIII 'e
given peace and Will always remain full OF
love, affection and loyalty toward you. you
who were born MS unfortunate as l was
Do not reprimand me for firing you out
with my long letter. Pardon. me, ana
always pardon me, # 1t is true that l made
You unhappy.
l kiss you, and good-morning.
NV Dear-But why do YOU neglect your
self in such a way? Where Is your courage
and your strength? Have faith in me ana
don't believe that l am without q heart,
1t Is necessary that we give each other
courage. you to me and ! to you. Ii We
at least see each other only to exchange a
warm kiss we shall be happy Just the
same. We must be careful, though, not TO
be seen by anyone.
Courage, my love, and kisses.
NV Hope-I would like to write You q
long letter, but | feel a little nervous, ana
then we know what must be done. L adVlse
you to always be alert and calm. ana SO
one arrives at ones destination. l kiss you;
and think always of what is necessary anu
of the one that wishes you well.
Kisses and kisses. One line Is suincleh'
for remembrance.
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graphy.
3
Atlantic
all stations a high efficiency
Washington
be In with Washington
Atlantic Caribbean
adjunct
and in time of war but they also Of value the merchant
collecting
deic cebergs and general meteorological information
signals will bo out which win
great
navigators and doing much toward MITIGATING the pens the
d
shore and certain eventually all ships
equipped Moreover confidently predicted that
vessel Whatever seas she may ps neea out OF
with line of communication that be desirable to utilize
Hshment operation should
practical working
The treaty bodng this before the
that will be duly ratified.
has
has not valuable satisfactory
Interesting features the wireless
all
decrease OF
Of communication reported ships the vicinity
During
accomplished
mtred
total 87Os55 1Ossss received
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WIRELESS FOR RAILROADS.

Engineers are now working out
plans for a system Of dispatching
trains by wireless. The beauty and
beneit of such system Ii almost inn
possible to comprehend.
So far about the only use to which
wireless has been PUT by railroads was
the installation OF wireless instru-
ments. the United Wireless Conn
panys, on train whiek LEFT san
Francisco iu June Tor Seattle. IRE
passenger were go delighted vita the
experiment thai they were sending
message To their frlAras fl all parts
Of t4s. country. ri was reu1arxabIe
that In place Of b. high station the
wires were placed onlY 1ew inches
above tho top Of tine coaches.
1t IL believed that I'm rlne near future
az ships and tvains viii be required
by law to be equipped with wireless
instruments an0 they are working on
gllat assumption III surh became the
case d train would BE II, constant
touch with the dispatcher and not only
when at blocks as the system IL At
the present Extract from article In
Pittsburgh, Pa, Gazette Times. sept
lie.
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GREATEST RACE OF ALL.

Think OF it--tallxing through 400
miles of air That is one Of the lat
est achievements Of the wireless. 1t
was a message from Honolulu 70 San
Francisco, announcing the arrival Of
a ship. And there is a curious part
to tilt beat the cable. Think OF that,
too-the cable and the wireless having
a race, the one under the sea on a
wire, and the other through the air
on nothing. All the races of all the
horses, the steamships. or the aero
planes, are commonplace compared
with this majestic rivalry.
There are great problems connected
with a race like this. Why Is it that
the words should fly through the slug
gish wire as rapidly as along the MINI
Bile ether and get there nearly az soon
And what il there In the ether that
viii carry q message EVER 1000 miles
liz ii the same force working in either
case2 Ii 1t the atom ninging forth
IT'S electric force withour regard to
space? Doubtless II iS so-the pri-
mary energy OF all matter, only taking
different routes to San Francisco,
You can cf1ooee your atoms, and 90
under the sea or under the blue skies.
It's the same price. Editorial In Co
Iunlbua, Ohio. state Journal.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE.

On or before December goth the
price of the United Wireless Tele-
graph Company's per cent Preferred
Participating stock advances.
The United Wireless Telegraph
Company holds the worlds record for
long distance wireless telegraphing--
4,72O miles--confrmed by the United
States Government operator who re-
ceived the messages. This is almost
twice the distance between London
and New York.
The Pacific Coast business is in
creasing rapidly; the Great Lakes
business grows steadily and the bust
ness of the land stations muitlplies
constantly. There are important de-
velopments pending on the Atlantic;
the office in England is very active
and is making rapid progress.
President Wilson has gone to Eu-
rope to carry on negotiations with
foreign governments.
The United Company is planning TO
open direct communication between
London and New York and expect
great profits from this business at
rates which the cable companies will
have difficulty In meeting.
The Company's representatives are
now in China negotiating with the
Chinese Government for a chain Of
stations along the coast Of the En-
pire and from the larger cities to the
interior. Everything seems to be In
readiness for the United Company to
leap forward to unbounded success
The possibilities from an investment
in United Stock are 50 great that II
is difficult to comprehend.
It is in within the range of easy
possibilities that the stock will ulti-
mately reach $4,000 share and more.
Seems like a big statement to those
who do not understand the case. Bell
Telephone has sold for more and the
possibilities of BELL at the same stage
of development were no greater than
United" today.
This much can be counted abso-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

and wife, of Alaska, and Bishop Rowe
of SiUka. The Humboldt later COM
municated with Prince Rupert and a
tug was sent to tow the Cottage City
to Seattle.
This is just another instance Of
what might have been If these ves~
sells had not been fitted with efficient
wireless instruments. The loss of life
and property that was prevented in
this one instance more than makes up
for the entire cost of equipment and
operation for years to come of the APP
paratus on the Cottage City.
Far-sighted steamship owners have
come to realize these facts and short
discernment owners are having the
facts hammered into their heads
through the loss Of business as re-
suit of not having their vessel equip
ped with wireless apparatus,
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have never made any exaggerated state
ments regarding its possibilities, the
future will likely establish as a fact
their realizations will far exceed their
apticlpations. Where they now be-
lieve that it will be possible to intro
duce thousand wireless instruments,
history will likely repeat itself as
with the former great inventions, and
we will find tens of thousands in
daily use. Where there were ten thou
sand anticipated one million win be
the realization. Great as were the
possibilities of the reaping machine,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
UNITED WIRELESS SENDS
OUT EARTHQUAKE NEWS
ALL WIRES DOWN
Northern California Shaken BY Earth.
quake--AIl Wires Down and
Only News Received Came
BY Wireless.

Reports received from the Pacific
coast at $3.50 the other morning indi-
cate that that section has been Wis
tied by an earthquake.
Redding, Cal, reports violent
shock at 10:45 .. m, while Eureka,
Cal, and Marshfield. Ore, tell of sim
liar occurrences.
Telephone and telegraph wires are
down, making communication possible
by wireless only These brief mes
sages indicate that the damage is
light, although there were three dis
tinct shocks
Redding is about 200 miles north of
San Francisco, while the other two
towns are even farther north Eureka
and Marshfield are on the coast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

less apparatus, to the rescue. The
Humboldt was steaming northward.
When the word came that the Cottage
City was helplessly drifting at the
mercy Of the sea, the Humboldt's
captain turned his vessel back and
picked up the disabled craft. The Cot
tage City was towed to Bella Bella
harbor and anchored in safety. Its
passengers, mail and perishable
freight were taken off by the Hum
boldt and carried to Alaska ports.
Among the passengers taken off by
the Humboldt were Governor Clark
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
VALUE OF WIRELESS.

Incidents of ships at sea saved by
wireless are becoming SO common they
pass with scant notice. Still one hap
pened recently tina stands out as an
other triumph for the wireless tele-
graph The steamship Cottage City
ON it's way to Southeastern Alaska
from Seattle, lost its propeller while
crossing Fitzhugh Sound. Immediate-
ly the United Wireless operator set to
work and called the steamship Hum
boldr, also equipped with United Wire
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
PRESENT VALUE or
UNITED WIRELESS
STOCK is $3.50.

United Wireless Telegraph Com
pany's stock offers the greatest In
vestment opportunity OF the day COM
bined with safety, Safety, the first
consideration, is covered by the fact
that the United Company is establish
ed and on money making basis. Its
business is increasing constantly day
by day and the possibilities for profit
to investors are so enormous that they
can scarcely be believed.
The United Wireless Telegraph
Company is only about two and one
half years old and the practical COM
mercial operations cover period of
only about a year and q half and in
this short SPACE Of time the Company
has established land stations all along
the Pacific Coast from Southern Cali
fornia across British Columbia and
Alaska. More than seventy leading
steamship companies have adopted the
United Wireless System and 2l5
steamships have been equipped to
date.
The United Company Is operating
three large factories and as rapidly
as possible is establishing new land
stations, increasing the wireless serv-
ice overland and additional steamships
are constantly being equipped. The
value of the stock is steadily increas-
ing. in keeping with the rapid develop
nent and growth Of the Company and
no one at present can accurately fore
tell the limit of the price that United"
stock will reach. The stock has In
creased more than 800 per cent. within
the last eighteen months and rapid
developments indicate much greater
increase in the next welve months.
rrha Tyuftad yyavam
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

per Says. ~ - III Inc
memory of the writ
err when the first
o mall assembling
shop of the Bell
Telephone Company
was opened in Bos-
ton. 1t employed two
hands and occupied
q space of about 10
feet by 5 feet. from
this humble begin
ming there h a s
grown a corporation
colossal in fits re-
sources and world
wide In its influence,
and one that has
done more for the
advancing Of com
merce than any 9TH
or invention.
An equal or even
greater growth con-
fidently may be ex-
pected from the I'm
mense possibilities
OF the wireless tele-
graph.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

lutely sure. United win advance
steadily and rapidly and will quickly
reach $4,000 a share
The remarkable development and
accomplishments Of United viii at
tract the universal attention Of in
vestors. and the demand for the stock
coupled with the great possibilities, is
likely soon to force the price over the
$500 poinl.
For further information address
United Wireless Telegraph Company,
Lock Box 374, Fargo, N. Oak. Suite
81, Huntington Block.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
A Noted Texas Jurist
Chairman of United
Wireless Co.'S En-
ecutive Committee.

Judge G.. w. Allen,
OF Austin, Texas,
who was the special
counsel for the state
Of Texas In the suits
against the Stand :
ard OH company, In
which the State was
successful, Is chair
man of the executive
committee OF the
United wireless
Telegraph Company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

the sewing machine, the telephone the
telegraph and in fact many of the
great inventions Of the past, GREAT
Err STILL are the POSSIBILITIES
OF THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE, and JUST so IN
PROPORTION GREATER STILL
SHOULD BE THE REALIZATIONS
AND PROFITS OF THOSE DIRECT
LY INTERESTED IN AN ENTER
PRISE OF SUCH WORLD WIDE
UTILITY
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? - % q q g q g @ g q @ q g @ g
, "The day will come when we
D are all forgotten, when copper
3 wires, guttapercha covers and
8 iron bands are only to be found
, in museums, that a person who
q wishes to speak TO a friend but
q does not know where he is,
D will call with an electrical voice
D which will be heard only by
. him who has similarly tuned
3 electric ear. He will cry,
o Where are your and the an
D swer will sound in his ear, 7
D am in the depth Of a mine, on
o the summit Of the Andes, or on
D the broad ocean Or perhaps
Q no voice will reply and he will
D know that his friend is dead
. From Wireless Telegraphy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

less Telegraph Com
pany controls the
wireless field in
America and Is now
developing wireless
In rope. The
stock has enormous
earning possibilities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
What the Navy Depart
ment Says of Wireless

THE ANNUAL REPORT OF BUREAU EQUIP
MENT OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT THE SECRETARY
THE NAVY FOR THE FISCAL 1909 CONTAINS
FOLLOWING REPORT ON WIRELESS TELEoRAPtYE
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GREAT OAKS FROM
LITTLE AcoRNs GROW

A contributor to western newspa-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
TIE DEVELOPMENT OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
hat Was Once Called Cma
and Experimental Stage and Now Upon Practical
hdn Of Commercial Wireless telegraph and Telephone Come Soon

~~~~@~~N~~@ Every great profitable
ANrclpAron stages: D
FouNDAToN 4naepaon the foundation Of ali business ali
@ e al .o and The sss s so S The
THH T. r. present that sp s y sss
d passs se R po %e o t Gs a es
with he ANTICIPATION that the coaNtJN1TY in
@@@ 80 which
PATRoNzE HIS OFFICE
FROM THE GOODS IT NuraergRns aa the ~
cARss MILLIONS are due to the fact that
aa dsn @ a @ moS @ due WORK x M9
crude OIL machinery
@ % a Ct @ S soses Of our every day
enough money to properly introduce his wire telephone did with
ENrausfAsTfc even AHTic
TELEPHONES UNITED STATES The United Wireless TeegrapR
any TINS 4a a 94 IS SoT TnoR Pts
ESTABLISHED CRITERION "n
bee. An s sRaa Iasn aS d P59dg have
AoTEa IN 9o9RatsSn with with their LATER PER
Ro ns ne s tons os.r and Level took 4s
fa9 FACT KEEP sfFF oT
= eHARAC1ER TOOLS handy for repairs The FIRST
~~~~~~~>~~@ PHoNoaRAPH ONLY POSSIBLE to send
HAD BEEN DpVEIoFD the epE PING s MAJ sewing aoh
necessities the nauons oUr ' oTd sar r
the noduon Of THESE SvTo as R ane tb R 5
NOT WAS qfd that r Tss ANca toy that i was
TO GET MONEY FROM THE PUBLIC ETC Looking back light Of
sP p the fact that WHERE AN INVENTION IS FUNDED upon
MEcAI USE and WHERE REDUCES
INVENTION BOUND 4 sTUPESDous SUCCESS The
above faster
any vBNTIoN INTRoDUcED during the last
know more about elsotoy and matters pernp % its adn
the average school boy Of today knows more about electricity
been
these fortune Baans the
rn RI s beloFs
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he Of
A LIE
the
he during in
the of
q q off
During
HAS MANY are made
nd by
ANTICIPATION
o. in the
twofo lowing to spar-
to
but to a exen the
anda
4 HUNDRED HANDLE THOU
substitute manual labor ITS HACKERS BELIEVED
n the little dreaming that they would 1--we the when
NDCHSSITY
While the os directors the United Wireless
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15

y y q q O % o g % 4
ANTICIPATION 1
is THE 4
FOUNDATION 4
FOE ALL 4
SUCCESSFUL 4
7UsTN ESs, 4
PROFESSIONS 4
AND 4
INDUSTRIES. 4
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Sale Began on Thursday, October 4 and Ends 3Ot
20 Cents Off the Dollar During This Sale.
Mems Specials

IS doz. Mems Socks, black, tan, blue; per pair Sc
100 doz. Mems full size white, blue, red Handker-
kerchiefs, now each. .................... DC
20 doz. frst-ciass Suspenders, good elastic,
now .........'...t.. ..23c
Is doz Mems Heavy Work Shirts, all sizes,
now ~. 59c
IS doz Boys Shirts, dress and school, now. ..25c
$50 Mems Sweaters at Bargain.
so doz. Mems heavy Fleece-lined Underwear, 374
Lot 1914 Mems Worst Ribbed Underwear,
regular $125, now per garment .75c'
so doz. Boys Fleece-lined Underwear, heavy. .25c
See our Big Reduction in Caps.
20 doz. Mems heavy Blue Flannel Shirts,
bargain, now. ...s.........,'..... IL. CSC
100 Mems Hats, regular values up to $3.50
now ........s....... $l .UU
See our big reductions in all Mems Hats.
20 doz. Mems Work Gloves, SOC and 75c, now 42c
AZ only, Mems Heavy Duck Coats, Blanket
Lined, regular $1.75, now. .,............ $50
Sweater Coats all reduced during sale.
10 doz. Mems Full-sized Outing Flannel
af Night Shirts Observation-Disclosures. 400
10 doz. Mems Extra Heavy Night Shirts now. .98c
Il doz. Mems Lined Leather Mitts, special .19c
Sale begins Thursday, October 18th, for Is days.
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L aides Specials

800 pieces CalieO, hsst sass, IhH SMILE psr I'D Sc
Is pieces OgGanE FlnmnHl, apDa wHieit1t End
PATTERNS. psr yard only &c.
9 dcz Laaas Elank Sstpdkings, Esssas,
per HRHr &c
loo don EannHntE, I,afias' md Ghiadren's
Unasnwaaru q bargain, only ........23c
- don. garments, Mafliag and Childsen's
Wool WmflHrwaar, mp ITO HIS, now. .......48c
don. Outtm BlnnkHtg, special, per pair. $50
s dos. Maddsn aaenllts, . bargain each .79c
$50 Hafiss' MraFpers, all sizes, bargain. ..95c
4 apz. Inihsss Dressing Saques, special .....48c
1000 yas. fine Embroidery and Insertion,
thls sals, per I'd. q. =. ................... 90
1000 Tds fne Lace, assorted widths, this sale, 4Ac
SO pseces Woollen Dress Goods, reg. 75c, now 800
Hinge Reductions on all Silks.
See the Big Ribbon Display and Reductions
100 Doz Ladies, Hernstitehed and Embroid.
cred Handkerchief, each, now. lilo
Soap, 1000 Cakes Toilet Soap, per cake, only. Sc
800 pairs Patsnt Tsnsson SCISSORS, IS years
guarantees .46c
$50 pairs L1diss' Corssts, mp to 81 so values,
now only .3Sc
/ 50 only, Ladies Wool Swsaters, red, grey,
xiits, grssn, : bargain. ......4l So
as only, Ladia Black Underskirts, this sale. .79c
|a2O CT. on the Dollar During This Sale
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Dry Goods Department.


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an he
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Ladies' and Misses Coats

50 only Ladies' and Misses Goats, Half n,;oo
up to H0|| Pf|cP
$500 values, during this sale Hull llVV
$50 ChiIdren's Coats in all the latest cloths,
BILLY POSSUM, BEAR SKIN, Etc, zoe Off
the Dollar on the entire lot.
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Shoe Department
$4,000 Stock of Mems, Momen's and
Children's Shoes offered to the public
during this sale at
zoe Off the Dollar
Infants Shoes, regular price, IS cts. and up
kindergarten" Line, sizes to 8. SIPS to So
Misses Shoes, sizes IL to e $l.5O to SO
Ladies' Shoes, all sizes $3.50 to 81
Boys Serviceabe Shoes St.25 to $3.50
Mems Solid Shoes 1925 to IS
Fine Dress Shoes $500 to 5000
See Big Special Saving you
Is to 50 Percent
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Clothing Bargains
Zoe Off the Dollar

.1 .. Zoe Off the Dollar
On Our entire stock of Mems and Boys
,Overcoats, Suits and Odd Pants.
25o Suits. good material, nobby styles, we'll
made. regular price $1,000 to 1900
f6O Suits. unexceled in quality and style. regu-
lar price $4,000 to $500
500 pair Mems Pants. price from Si.5O to $50
SO Fur Coats, priced from $3.50 to $500
TOO Cloth Coats, priced from SO to S35
100 Boys Knickerbocker Suits. 22.5O to 1880
F5. SPECIAL
Three Big Assortments Boys Long Pants Suits.
sizes Is to 20. at 52.4s. $4.s5 and $7.45.
81 100 Boys. Straight Pants Suit. at oNE.HALF
ss@ u PRICE,
50 s.sn,. suits; 5000 % $500 values. ;th'.
REMEMBER THE DATES
\ october IL to Oct. 50
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Ladies' Skirts

200 Ladies' Skirts ranging in price from
$3.50 to $4,000. These are some of the
Latest Creations and for Quality and Style
are up to the minute. Come Early and
get Fitted. During this sale they go at
Twenty CENTS OFT THE dollar
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Ladies' Coats

This department Is stocked with Coats
from most of our leading cloak manufac-
turers and embody the Style and Work
manship of first class Tailor Made Cloaks.
These all 90 during this big sale at
Twenty GENTS OFF The DOLLAR
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the late arrival of many lines Fall and Winter Goods have
npeed to delay our Opening somewhat that
complete every respect take great extending cordial
every and child western South Dakota to attend this
Fall Opening Sale large and progressive store finds
year discontinue lines and fill their places with and