The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-28

| side the regular guaranteed per cent
/ interest paid to certificate holders
| Certificate holders in this company
have every protection against loss by
| lapsing of their certificates; an addi-
| tional feature that has added to the
| popularity of the plan Is The fact that
each certificate holder participates in
| the profits earned over and above the
| guaranteed interest of per cent. The
| home office of the company is in Fargo.
the destiny of the republic. There is
not so much concern over any elective
office today, not the highest.
The people have come to realize
where the final Interpretation of true
democracy must lie. T-ley ask for men
Of intellectual strength, of supreme in
Itegrity, on that bench, men worthy to
follow Marshall and fancy, worthy to
sit with Harlan. Hughes is the peer of
these men, and more a man of affairs
than any of them. One such appoint
ment is sufficient to secure that bench.
ET Booze Is cheaper--3 cents a gall
lon less.
sT The weather man has been rather
clever-recently.
CT North Dakotans have been wear
ing their fiannels like Finnigan's train.
AZ The ladies Of Fargo are making
the boarding house movement a Sac
cess.
Eg Some of the guilty ones may
conclude Collins was not such a 'liar"
as they insisted.
ET The republicans will not be over
confident this fall and will put up the
best scrap in years.
ar The Chicago couple who were di
vorced and remarked may have been
said to have been repaired.
B8 The democrats OF the state seem
jubilant over the proposition to make
a v. p. out Of Governor Burke.
fa Taft is still getting bouquets over
his selection of Governor Hughes Of
New York to succeed Justice Brewer.
IN Down in st. Louis the other day
the Official slapped a saloon firm on
the wrist and revoked half the IL
cense
EE The Washington Post insists that
some times it is easier to judge a man
by his disappearance than by his a2.
pearance.
gg The recent death of eighteen
miners in Ohio scarcely excited COM
ment-the fatalities of this kind are
so common.
ET The people Of the state are be-
coming interested in the school land
investigations. 1t looks as if the fun
had just started.
"a That Cincinnati man who failed
for S1,000,0O0 with assets Of only $500
must have been ambitious to eclipse
Cassie Chadwick's record.
ar If Tightwad Tom Marshall doesn't
quit taking so much snuff--a couple of
his pencil pushing pets in Fargo will
have their heads sneezed off.
az 1t was rather mean for the in
surgers to make Grand Forks their |
characteristics Marshall and
Gronna invested in a Fargo publica-
ton.
~ This school land investigation
business is like SNOWFALL started
down hill. 1t grows bigger with every
revolution and some of the fellows who
have been endeavoring to rob the
of their school funds may get
what is coming to them.
Are you frequently Hoarse? Do Won
have that annoying tickling in your
throat? Does your cough annoy Won
at night and do you raise mucr, In |
the morning? Do you want relief?
If SO, take Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy and you will be pleared. Sold by
all dealers
ARMoR SECRET SOLVED.
Agent Sent by krupps to Investigate
the American Process.
Philadelphia Ledger: The arrival in |
New York of Baron Won Bodenhausen, |
of the Krupp armor plate Interests,
brought out in Pittsburg the fact that |
al 1.-The big American makers of armor |
plate are now using their own secret |
process for hardening plate, thereby |
cutting off the $3.50 per ton royalty
which they for years have been pay
in gthe Krupps for using their patent /
process of hardening 1t has been
some time since the payment of roy |
alties by American makers ceased en-
tirely, and 1t Is asserted by the arn1or- |
making interests at Pittsburg that this |
is the real cause OF the visit of Baron |
n.