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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-25
CITY MEAT MARKET ZOE SAL

CITY MEAT MARKET FOR SALE
Meat market and trimming room, No.
refrigerator, ice house filled and barn
for three horses; granary that will hold
400 bushels of grain, buggy shed and
place to put hides in smoke house;
two living rooms over shop and four
rooms adjoining shop and hall, very
comfortable and warm. Only shop in
live North Dakota town. Owner has
good reason for selling. Address So,
care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Fine truck garden In
Huntington's addition to Fargo, on
Thirteenth street south, containing Ave
acres, enclosed l'y a beautiful willow
hedge; there are about two acres planted
in asparagus which will ut 5000 worth
this spring, 1000 currant bushes bear
ing fruit; 100 goosebe~- bushes, 10
cherry trees which bore fruit last year
and also plum trees, etc. There is a
large tool house on he place complete
with all tools necessary to work the
garden, and also : good we'll and pump.
Price $3.50 for quicl. sale. Fred ].
Krogh, Office 100 Fro2t street.
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FOR sALE-ooLp WATCH.

FOR SALE--Hunting case gold watch,
best keystone case, 15 jewel Elgin.
Call at Meyers Pressing Parlors.
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PIANOS TUNED.

WANT ED--10O pianos to tuna. MY
specially Ii. Perfect work that viii
remain 80. +. w. Parsons (Dir. Of
Parsons orchestra). Phone 1S16-L4
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FARMS FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-A Garden farm 'of FIVE
acres, on Thirteenth avenue south.
Apply l34O Second avenue south.
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REWARD OFFERED.

500 REWARD will be paid to anyone
who cures my stallion OF swollen
sheath Fl. " johnson. Medora. N. D..
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WANTED-Two or three f 5tclass
painters, one good paper-hanger and
NO / picture franz none but first
class men need apply, anG best wages
will be paid the men we want. Can
niff's Fargo Decorating Co.
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POSITIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED--Work of any kind; morn
ings only. Address "a, care of Forum.
WA NTED-Position by competent, ex-
perienced stenographer. Miss Nellie
Clarity, Fargo.
YOUNG LADY experienced bookkeeper
wants position all or part of the time.
Address 63, care of Forum.
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STORAGE ROOM.

HOUSEHOLD and other goods stored
9t reasonable rates. Phone 413-L,
Union Transfer Co., 1909 NJ. p. avenue.
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strictly hrst-class automobile sales
man, age between 26 and 80; must
understand cars; no other ap-
ply; we mean business, growing bust
ness and unusual opportunity; send
references fine chance to work up. 81,
care Forum
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WANTEp-Good all round blacksmith
and woodworker; one who is able 20
run small shop; must be sober man.
Norwegian preferred; want man for
whole season and the year round;
state wages and experience in first
Setter. Address H. f. Schroeder,
Holmes, N. d.
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FOR SAEE-Bak: and coffee house,
or will rent building; purchaser
must buy stock and fixtures; hustliny
town, two railroads, terminal point;
good trade. Address Bakery. Crosby,
N. d,
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WANTED--Men to learn the barber
trade. Come at once, to complete
course for spring business. Illustrated
catalogue free Moler Barber college,
9Th Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis
MINI. Est. 1898.
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UNION MEN Strange there's oal.- one
union flour mill in North Dakota,
ssn't IT.? Well, that's so and they make
Pomona -four with a u.-ion labe, en-
every sack. Pomona is made fror. the
finest wheat In t. world, is short"
patent. makes whittier, sweeter, more
moist bread and more loaves of bread
TO the sack. Drop q card to Pomona"
care Forum and learn more about
Pomona.
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WASHING WANTED.

HOME LAUNDRY wants washing
Phone 1881.
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FOR RENT-Seven room steam heated
modern fiat; ia Broadway. p. J.
Tozier.
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FOR SALE-Ells hotel, Minnewaukan,
N. D.; forty furnished rooms and in
good running order. Will trade for good
farm land. For particulars write First
National Bank, MinneWaukan, N. ID.
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FOR CHOICE improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are sold
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments, write or call on Frank L.
Kellogg, Cleveland. N. d.
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$50 REWARD

For information concerning the where
abouts of Geo. Willis. Adolph Masonic,
Chaffee, N. d.
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FOR RENT-Five-rooLl modern fiat;
one of the best locations In the city,
Inquire the North Dakota Improvement
Co., ga Tyler Block. Phone 354.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT
at Killarney Beach on Pelican lake.
$75 per season; steamer makes TWO
trips daily to Detroit. Address all COM
munications to M. G. Barry, Ray, N. d.
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WANTED TO RENl-coTTAeE.

WANTED at once, for this season, cot
tage, lakes Melissa, Sally or Detroit
Melissa preferred. Phone 60O-J.
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MAN WANTED to drive dray. A. L.
Earr.
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WANTED-First-c class waiter at Tn
Continental cafe, 20 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing co. print It.
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FOR RENT-Sm-H modern fat. In
quire of Mrs. Tuor. Shields block,
Front street.
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TIMER WANTED--At once. Har'
rirgton Flynn Co. Rolla. N. y.
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BUY OR TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your Sec
ond- hand harness. w. III. Stewart
/ Harness shop Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-25
ELEVATOR FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-Freignt elevator. S6-inch
by 44-inch platform; capacity 800
pounds. Good condition. Price. $50.
Apply to Forum Printing Co.
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FOR SALE, MEAT MARKET, house
and lot; also quarter section of land
one and one half miles from town. Good
town and surrounding country. A. West,
Hazelton, N. d.
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WANTED-Good chore man. g. Il
Porritt, north Broadway. Phone S74
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WANT ED-Expe rienced cook wanted
Address Commercial Hotel. Forbes
CT. ID.
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WANTED-Man to regularly empty
garbage can at : 9sldonce. 7OI SeVen-n
street south.
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FOR RENT-coTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-Three cottages and two
houses for rent. w. ID. Pierson.
Phone 1901.
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WANT ED--An experienced girl for
homework on farm; small family;
fine place; good wages all summer;
answer Immediately. Walter Buren,,
Casselton, N. d.
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WANTED-Twenty- 1--we laborers by
the day. Apply Union Light, Heat
e. Power Co.'s offices.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
q certain number care Of The Forum
be sure 10 address your answer to thai
number, IN care of Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
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class timer, good
wages and steady v-orF, More Bros.
Wimbledon, N. ID.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Mrs. G. H. Reinecke, SIS Ninth street
south. Phone 1861.
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FOR sALE-poTAToEs.

WANT D--To sell 1000 bushels Early
Ohio Potatoes at 80 cents per bushel.
sacked. Address T. ". Quinn. Lisbon.
N. y.
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BEFORE BUYING any business or
property write for our magazine
Opportunities" Mailed tree. Dalrym-
pie Co.. FaIacs BLDG Minneapolis.
MINI,
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WANTED at once, a competent girl for
general housework. 212 Eighth
street north.
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FOR RENT-FLAT.

FOR RENT-Modern five room fat
Phone 1O77-J. or call IS Fourth street
north.
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IWANTED-GirI for general homework,
no housekeeping, house modern. Ais
Eighth street soL.h.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
house work. Apply Mrs. Sorkness,
912 First avenue north.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girls at the Red River
laundry.
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WANTED-Second girl Mrs. Henry T.
Boyle, courtho, 20 rquare. Phone
119-L-2.
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FOR RENT-Modern room, at 1927
Tenth avenue I-orth Phone 2o6S-J.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FoR SALE--Half interest in a motor
picture machine and 1000 feet Of
him. part cash. Address 979, Forum.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished room in
modern house. 405 Third street nors 4.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in
modern house. 205 Ninth street north.
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sNA.' for quick saIe-82O acres choic,
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NTED-Houseko ep,r by widower
with two chilG-en. Address 81 care
Forum.
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WAN ED--Wome cooks Hotel Min
nesota, Detroit, Minnesota
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WANT TIE D-Competen girl for general
house work. 343 Ninth avenue south.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, steam
heated. Knerr Block, 500 ". p. ave-
nue..
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WANTE D-Girl for general work Mrs
Osgood, 1915 Third avenue south.
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WANTED ~ Experienced sewing girl
\ 3l4 Fourth street north.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29

in t'is city Thursday noyning wails
sleeping off the effects of a spree In
the wine room of a saloon opposite
the Castaneda hotel. where Robinson
was stopping.
1t is said taat Robinson was going
the rounds with a number of friends
and after doing the west side came
over to East Las Vegas. Robinson,
who had been drinking heavily, want
ed to be taken to some place beside
his hotel, wnere he could sober up. Il
was suggested that he lie down on .
table in tne wine room at the saloon
and he did so. Before doing so he
felt for his pocket book and found
that it was all right. Upon awaken
ing he discovered that he was locked
in the wine room aid that his pock-
ct book was empty. The men he
was associated with the night prior
he believes had nothing to do vita
robbing him but the police are on the
lookout for some characters they be-
Ieye pulled on the stunt. 1t is also
believed that two women who were
hanging around tee wine rooms may
have been Implicated in the robbery.
1t is understood they left the city on
a night train last night.
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blind-tigers in some parts of tae
state, but the new law prevents two
tai-ds of the drinking that formerly
took place. Taking the whole state
over. there is so per cent less crimi-
nal cases In all the courts than during
the license and regulation" period.
Here are some of the points the voter
SHOULD consider: If prohibition does
not clt down drinking, why do brew.
ers and distillers oppose prohibition?
Drinking is admitted by almost ev-
erybody to be mankind's worse enc
my. Why recognize II in the least.
even with legal recognition? The sale
Of liquor is undoubtedly q crime a.
eaiust mankind. Why not make II a
legal crime2
In Oklahoma the people have quit
,ook;rg upon prohibition from a NOR
III standpoint. II has been suci a boon
10 business interests that the people
are beginning to look upon it from a
selfish standpoint and vote for II be-
csUse it nelps them in all lines of real
business industry, forgetting the NOR
al uplift it has given the new state" J"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29

Albany agent for the insurance CON-
panies. is in for another period of
severe questioning today at the state
investigation into legislative condi-
tions.
superintendent Hotchkiss indicated
today that he had more SAeldon-B q lck-
ley correspondence to read and there
are many snrsnises as to waether the
batch contained any more letters like
that in which contributions to uae
campaign funds of the senatorial
candidates were discussed and the
suggestion made by Buckley that this
plan might not be advisable. because.
''o;,r friends forget they nave been
helped when the crisis comes"
Darwin Kingsley. President of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
who was put ON the witness stand in
the investigation today, swore that in
1906 w. A. Buckley, the Albany legis-
lative agent offered to sell him six
votes at $500 eacl and he told Buck
ley, "I won't give a cent This hap
pened, said Kingsley, just after the
senate passed bill by a narrow vote
vita important amendments to pend
ing bills.
Senator Aids Gets Out.
Albany, March Ex-senator Aids
tiled his resignation with the secre-
. tary of state today. This it is believed
was dcne to forestall action by dn .
senate on the bribery charges made
by Senator CongSr.
The senate voted TO sustain the
charges against Aids today by a
, vote of 40 to 3.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
BAD FIRE PREVENTED
BY THE DEPARTMENT.

A defective fiue caused a fire at 401
North Pennsylvania avenue, the home
Of n. ]. Wilson and family and Miss
tindora Wilson, tais morning and a
Zig loss was prevented by the timely
and effciont work of the Roswell Fire
Department. About two or tGree hun
dred dollars damage was done. The
horse is the property of s. NJ. King
formerly of this city. who now lives
in E,stancia.
Since the death of w. F. Wilson
father of n. ]. Wilson, on Sundas
last TIE members of this family have
been away from home and were max
ing plans to move. Miss LindoTa vii
son. WAC runs a millinery store ir
part OF the house, was |t home this
morning and had started fire in the
heating stove to burn old papers
when The garnet caught fire on ac
count of the bad fiue. The wnole up
rcr story of the house was on frt
before Miss Wilson knew of the dan
ger. Her first notice was given wheI
rlen ran into the house - carry on
the furniture.
Nearly all the furniture and ever
Miss Wilson's millinery stock wa.
saved from the first floor. The bed
ding and furniture in the second stor,
v-ere lost. Tho upper story was pret
II badly burned out, but Mr.. Kins
rs plenty of insurance to cover tht
loss. The renters had no insurance
en- their goods.
The fire department deserves prais'
/ . fot
a page to tell what the fire nieh
have done in yesterday evening
| wind storm.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
MOST SEVERE WIND
STORM IN MANY YEARS.

Y it Dat wind and dust storm
through the months OF early spring,
Roswell was visited yesterday even
ing by the most severe storm of this
caaracter that has been seen here
in many years. The long-delayed
March wind was evidently trying to
make M for lost time. The blow be-
gan early in the day and increased
hourly until FIVE o'clock in the even
ing, When the dust was binding and
the wind strong enough to do some
slight damage. The fury of the tenn
pest continued until after eight, when
the wind slackened and by nine had
stopped entirely leaving a calm, beau
tiful moonlight night.
Many sn,all trees were blown down
and some larger ones damaged. Shrub
berry was injured also. Signs were
torn 1own. Tae worst effect was the
damage from dust to household goods
and stocks in business nouses. Many
cattle We're driven into Roswell by the
storm from the western range and
had to be rounded up this morning
and driven back to their feeding
grounds.
The storm has had it's good effects.
r1wever. Nearly all the dust was car
ID away from the streets. The elec-
city developed by the wind, the SCI
ists tell us. did great good in kill
2 disease germs of all kinds. A pur-
T. and better air is the result.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
OKLAHOMA MAN WOULD
GIVE $25 TO SEE PROHI-
BITION IN ROSWELL CITY

T. S. Chambers, of Tulsa, Okla.
who mas been at Dexter for two weeks
looking after his 4S0 acre farm and
superintending the planting of an
orchard, passed through this morning
on his way home. At the depot he
said:
Il hope Roswell goes dry in the
coming election, for then Dexter will
probably lose its saloon, also. Ii will
be a great benefit to the country. in
business and consequently in land
valIes. / will give SIS toward the nee
essary expense fund. II the No-lic-
ense committee needs any more mon
ey NV address Is Tulsa, Okla.
"Oslahcma's constitution provides
for prohibition. and ii has been a
great benefit TO the new state. or
course there are some bootleggers ana
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
TROUBLE IN
NICARAGUA

New Orleans, La, March 29.-Un-
speakable barbarities are being per-
petrated in Granada under the dtrec-
ton CT the Madriz government, ac-
cording to Carlos Cdanorro, a broth
er of the leading insurgent general,
EnI7is no Chamo.To, who arrived here
yesterday.
CGamorro declared as one of the
Instances of the cruelty alleged to be
practiced by Madriz and his adher-
ents, that wealthy plantation own
CT named Caronel was dragged from
his horre recently and whipped to the
point Of laceration and finally killed
heCaCse ne refused to contribute mon
ey in support of the Madriz faction.
Both male and female relatives of
the inSurgent leaders, innocent of any
actual attack en- the titIlar govern
nent. have been imprisoned, Chamor-
ro asserts.
The lines have been tightly drawn
in New Orleans between the plann-
ing and contemplating of the rival
Nicara guam representatives here.
Au lhentic reports say hundreds of
americans are engaged in carrying on
a warfare against AIadriZ.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
ROOSEVELT MAKES ADDRESS
IN EGYPT YESTERDAY

London, Eng. March 29.-Former
President Roosevelt's address before
the students of the University of
Egvp; Yesterday has attracted con-
siderable comment here. There is .
difference of opinion as to it's good
or evil effect.
In his plain talking In deno<lncing
tae assassination OF the late premier.
Rortros Pasha Gsali, Roosevelt did
not mince his words with a view co
avoiding offense TO the Nationelssts.
great many of whom have openly
expressed sympathy with the assas-
sins. The Radical press today takes
exception to Roosevelt's remarks On
the other hand the Tory press Is high
Nv landatory OF his fearless dcclara-
fion.. The Pail Man Gazette cons;d-
ers the American statesman has done
a service not only to the Egyptians.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
CHIEF JUSTICE DAVID
BREWER Dill LAST NIGHT

Washington, March 29.-Tle death
OF Justice David Brewer, of tae SUI
preme Court of the United States at
his home In this city last night, caus-
ed profound regret here and through
out the country. Many calls were
made at tle Brewer residence today
by sympathizing friends of the fam
lily, in addition to messages of con-
dolence watch arrived in great num-
bers.
Justice Brewer was found in a bath
room in his house. dying from apo
plexy, by Mrs. Brewer. She at once
telephoned for Justice Could OF the
S&rreme Court of the District of Co
li7nbia, who lives nearby.
Hurying to the Brewer home, JUS
tice Gould, vito the assistance of two
servants carried the body to a bed
room.
Mrs. Brewer and her niece, Miss
Clara Hall, were the only members
of the family in the house at that
time. An attempt was made to mott
fy the other justices of the court, but
it was found to be too late to reach
any of them except Justice Harlan.
Who Offered his son to be of all pos
si5le assistance.
President Taft, upon his arrival
here today from New York was much
distressed by the details of the death
Of his friend. The President learned
only the bare facts last night before
his departure from Jersey City.
At 1:55 today the Senate adjourn
ed out of respect to the mesaory OF
Justice Brewer. Senator Bailey op-
posed the adjournment on the ground
that it would esta ablish a bad prece-
dent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-29
ALBERT ROBINSON MEETS
DEATH UNDER CAR OF LOGS

Carrizozo. Marcn 27.-Caught and
crushed to a pllp under tons of mas
sive logs, Albert Robinson met a ter
rible death at Gallinas this week while
at work with E. A. Crawford of Cap
itan and his brother Charles Robin
son unloading a carload OF the logs.
The deceased was standing on top of
tne' dogs experimenting the job and
waen one of the heavy standards
broke the logs swinging in the air
fen upon him and crushed him. death
being almost instantaneous. The
dead man was 25 years old and leav'
es @ wife and child.
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but to the cause Of human progress
throughout the worad.
Cairo. Egypt. March 29.-Tais ev-
ening 200 students from the Univer-
sity of EGYPT made a demonstration
IN front OF Shepard's hotel. where
Col Roosevelt Ia stopping. The stud
ents carried the Egyptian flag and
as they paraded past the inotel. shout
ed, Long live tae Constitution and
the liberty of Egypt"
Roosevelt was In his room at the
students.