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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
gerniinftise Gnslanoer.
Mbqefeben bon Der beliebten breitG

Mbgeieben bon Der beliebten breitGz
giesn 5ommerfrif9e (pon Sonn=
abenb Biz Montas), sebt tn 2onbon
burdi6nittlt9 iebe brittle 5amilie,
bic auf tdsliden @eroienft ansepieien
lit, a9t reip. pieraebn Sage ieoen
CONNER tpGbrenb ber Shulferten
auf's 2anb ober tn's 8ab. Oie @el<
Der au oieIem 3ped tperoen nit petn=
li9iter @stpiFenbaftisteit rMode fir
Wp9e" pom 0erbienit bes Grndbrers
absebrDdelt. Oteies fonfequente @pa<
rem fir bic 5ommerfriihe fomntt
bauptfd1ltn baber, he'll fotpobl Der
11nbemittelte als Der Bennittelte in
ben StGbten gnslanbs Der Mnii1t
lit, baB Mrbeit unb Grbolung bur9<
aus auiammengebDren. Dur9brun<
gen BON Der Wabrhett, bab ettpas
3anb= ober @eeluft Dem @tabt6.ipohs
ner ebenfo nDtbis als bas tdglt9e
8rot 1T, feben Die Mtnberbegiiterten
oriiben nit itdunenspertber Gnersie
burd, bab fie auber Der bdufigen
breitdsis.n Gommerfrifde adt ober
piersebn Sage forsenfret uuf benz
2anbe ober In etnem Rurort tpeilen
fDnner.
Sn @ptb a aiDerben mebr als
bic 9dlfte aller 9obten Deutfdlanbs
bur1 Geuer betattet. Obpobl bic
3abI Der beuti1en Rrematorien in,
2aufc Der 3ett auf IL gefti.sen ift.
>ftebt @Dtba uuter ibnen nod ir1mer an
erfter Stelle; es tpurbe nit ber 3abl
Der Geuerbeitattungen i'm perganges
nen Sabre rlur bon 9amburg annds
bernb erreitbt.
6iihner Dbne Tebern bat
Elm Qdnbipirtb i'm Gtaate Neip yort
ge3ogen. Bon 500 Riifen, bic in einem
9rutapparat gum Musf1liipfen ge,
brodt tpurbtn. mahte ji9 bei SO bcIb
Dds 4usbleiben Der WefieberunQ be.
merfbdr. unb nod mad bier Uaonoten,
as HIRE 9Iei9ariisen Gtf4niffer ftbon
b1s bolle 6eberfIeib dngelest hctten,
iparen fe bSlIis nddt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
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eiIe uno Guer SntereIie In 0antaus'
briihen mirb ebenfo tur5 iein. tpenn Sbr
Duflen's Nrnica 5olbe aebrauht. bic
roldefte Rur oafiir. 6elbit Die ihlimill=
ten Ghmiiren. @eihwiire uno Gieber'
munoife0en tperben balb oaourd) aes
beilt. Mm BeIfen fur Branowunoen,
Ghnitie. luetihunsen. nehe 2ippen,
aufaeiprunaene 0dnoe. Jroifbeulen uni
Odmorrboiben. Gie perleibt fofortia'
2lnoeruns. 25 Gents in %. 9. peter's
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
St BIdMe Elm 3ei6en fdDIed)ter
0cjmmpbeit2

Man1e 2eute linb BON Natur bleih.
fie beiBen niGt oas 9eiunhe H0tb Der
Wan9en. tpelcbes 10 piele 2eute Dor an-
oeren ausseihRet; aber ibre Btdile iit
iebr leiht 3u unteriheioen bon jener.
pelhe bic Beeleiierlheinuna uno Der
0orIdufer lhlehter Geiunobeitiii. benu.
troB bes bieihen Wnsiehens. if ihre
0aut bod ilar unb lebensfrii6.
@an3 anDers ltebt es nit einem
Rranten. Seine 0nutIarbe ipielt ins
Qelblibe. 1T BON aeilterhafter Bldl1e.
Dleie unnatiirlihe Bldiie 1T gen6bnlidb
Elm Mn3eihen. oab oas Blut niht Die
rihtige. Ober niht 9eniiaeno Nabrung
erbdlt. baB ss arm 1T, sinn uno lpdiis
rig unb Die 3irfulation nur f1woh lit.
6olhe Nnpihen erforoern prompte Bee
adtung. sic lino aetp6bnIitb bon einem
@etIbl Don Shpdde begleitet; Die Nus
gen idauen aleihaitis oarein; uno
inanhmol nlmmt bas G6rperaetuiht
iebr ibnea ab. Dos aeiat uns on, bob
uniere 2ebenstraft nanldBt. Dieie
5bmd9e uno 0srarmun9 oes Bluts
greift unler @pitem 10 ftarf an,, bob
ibm bic 4raft 9enommen miro. Der
Grantleit au tuioerteben uno oesbalb
Gno mir faft allen berrihenoen Rrant.
beiten untermorfen. Ser inmdAfeYuntt
unieres Spiiems miro natiirlib 5uerit
aneegriifen. Yisllsi1t iino es Die gun.
gen. oosr aud oas per3. be Nieren. Die
2eber ooer anoere pidtige Grgane.
Sang aleid, mo- Der Anariff erfol9t. mir
lperoen trout unb leioene uno rpenn mir
uns niat tpsiter barum tiimmern. 10
merben mir balb, Elm -5hatten unieres
friiberen selbft fein. Dies m6gen ii1
bic ihwahen uno blei1en 2eute 3u
0er3eu nebmen.
@s aibt su sleiher 3eit absr aud cine
2laile BON 2euten, tuelbe 9eraoe bas
8egentheil BON oem obsn senannten lino.
Wdbreno ibr Nusieben 0olblasisteit
anoentet. 3eisen bod Die 5innen. Blut.
geidniire uno 0autausidldge. uelde
gu sleider 3eit iidtbar iino. on. bob Der
2ebensiaft lib in peroorbenem uuo un.
reinem 3ultanoe beiinoet. IS fdlt
ihper 3u iasen. pelde BON ben bsioen
&laHen mebr 3u beoauern lit. benn.
iuenn oas Ylut zines Weni1en unrein
lit. oann 1T er oa3u peruribeilt, Elm
2eben Doa @leno fiibren 81 miiIen.
Was fann mobl fblimmer iein, als Dos
bdbllbe Nusleben uno oas peinisenoe
Sufen bel Dem Nusbruh BON Ylut=
unreini9tsiten +? giutunreinigteit 1T
auh Die uria9e bon 2beumatismus,
beoin9t ourb Dos Yorbanoeniein BON
9arniaure i'm 2ebensiaft. 2lle 5t6-
rungen oes Ylutes msroen ibnell bes
ieitiat burb ben 8ebrauh pon 6orni's
Nlpentrduter. Wenn 81, blutarm lino,
bann 1T es oas rehte Diittel fur sic,
uno wenn Sic OIL unreiniateit oes
glutes. Gbeumatismus. Ginneu. Ylut=
9efdwiiren uno SautausIhldaen leloen.
oann lit Der 8ebrau6 oicler WeoBln
Qeraoe noibnenbig. Sie allererfte
! Glal6e miro Sic oauon iiberseusen.
/ 5orni's Nlpentrduter bat einen unae=
brohenen Geforo oes grfolges. welher
hh iiber bunoert Sabre 5uriif erfiredt.
als elm Seilmittel fir oieies Heiben. ST
nibt in Npotbeten 3u baben. Spe3ial-
aaenten lieIsrn ibn, ooer man tam
ibn brett besieben Don ben gioen=
ttiimern. Sr. peter 6ahrnep & s,ns
&c.. 1925 go. SoDne Mpenue,
Chicago. SQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
Observation-Disclosures oett5
tBon nnlsrem epss,al.ROrrsipompent
Wertber Beobahter!

fBon nn,srem epss,al.Rorrsipomoenten.,
Wertber Beobahter!
8ursoorf. q. Gebruar 1910.
Wir febeu Gnbe 6ebruar uno oer
Mdrs III Dor Der Siir; aber Der Winter
Mil feline 0errifaft nod niht abaeben.
immer neu ihift er MaHen 9hnee
unb Die 5rhblin9sboten lal1en leiber
auf iib marten. tr0boem iie orinaeno
eriebnt meroen. Sir Die am Id. Mdr3
bsginnenoe erfe 5siiion oes 5. Niiiien.
bs3irts in Buraoorf iino folsenoe Sc.
ibporene berausseloit moroen Mlle-
mann. Nlsr., 6anoslsmann in Attis=
wpl; Dirbin. g.. .8driner in Buraoorf;
Bill. Jrib. 3aufmann in Buraoorf;
Shiib. ulrid. 2anowirt in Waien;
2loBli. p.. 2anowirt in Oberbur9;
sollberasr. a.. WeBaer in Suraoori;
9ihnmi. e.. J6rfer in Wieolisbah;
Meiitsr. isr.. llbrenmaher in 9er3oaen=
bubIee; Gipfer. ulrid. 2anbnirt in
2anenau; 0aas. Sob. 2anoDirt in
Yuraoorf; @bsrbaro, Sat.. 2anomirl
in yana.rten; Nsbi. Nrib. 9anonirt in
Rieotppl; simon. g.. shreiner in
Nieberbipp; eommsr. Sat-. Spsnalsr
in 0inD.lbant; Shdrer. g.. 2iifer=
meifter In Sumismalo; Woler=ObriIt,
g., 9aufmann in 0ersoeenbu6ieer,
gyertbmhOsr. Sob, edreiner in Buras
bort; @paar. Sat-. Wirt in 9h6riaen;
utiaer. Sat-. 2anomirt in Moosieeoorf;
Bier,. IT,, 2anowirt in Sberbipp;
Eersuoinaer. ssr.. Sanonirt in 6eimis=
mnl; 3ulauf. g.. Bleider in Robrbad; !;
SdsrienIei5. Jrieor.. 2anomirt tn
6eimiswpl; @ali. Ssrieor.. 2anomirt in
Yubwpl; Rildsnmann. Sa'ob. 2anb-
mirt in SberOih; 5antbauier. g..
uhrsnmadsr in ahBellih; 9ubad.
Satob. ganowirt in 5rahIelpalo; !;
3otbenbiibler. Sob, 2anomirt in
&ioersppl; Oberli. eSatob. 9anoels=
mann in 2aupsrsmpI; 9euenbereer.
W.. yBirt in Rleinoietnpl. Oas aars
aauiibe Gautonalturufelt, berbunoen
init einer 5eisr oss 50idbrisen Yefebens
oes Gnntonu' u'turnDerbanbes finoet ON
9. TO- uno IL. Suli D. So. in Brent
aarten itatt Sin traner 5au bon Milb.
puntidsrel bat Iid in 9lBnau (SAups)
ereianet, inoem Der Wtilh 80 Brossnt
@0her 5uQeI st nuroe. Sieier Sage
tonltituierts lib in 3olifofen Die Nftien=
QeIelllfnft fir Die Strabenbabn Bern
@orbluufen -3ollitofsn. 3arih sdblt
nun 1888 @impohner, l24 406
Sbnei3sr uuo 60. ll2 Nusldnoer. Bern
bat aeaenudrti9 so. @innohner.
Sn Sdmieoiaen. @emeinoe Wulters=
tpnl itarb an elmer 2unQenentsiinounQ
I'M 9Iter uon 43 Sabren 0srr Nmts=
ri6ter uno 8emsinosprdiioent Sob
Reuenoer9er 3iirder. eiu tiidtiaer
2anoiuirt uno Wieb3iidter. Sn Bern 1T
75idbriq Serr Nmtsnutur u. G6nig,
Wlit9liso oes SiirQsrratbs. 1eitorben.
@benials in Bern 1T i'm 2llter uon 70
Jabren 6err Guoolf Boasl=Walti 9e=
ltorben. yDIr haben INNER nod yBlnter.
ipaar iebr ltrsnaen. Yon Sriiblin9s
Nntunit lit nph feine &eoe. Ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
MttfgepaRt gG,tu eiserf1Ser.

3 sobn u. 3euBer. suearcreet
". 9to. 3, offerirt BON Der Shmeis i'm.
portirte ae3plrnte Gdstiiher better Qua.
litdt BON s bis IA Yertel Yreite All
billiaen Breiien, ferner ann 5bermo=
meter. adsbiiriten, Rdsb0ali. Sdse.
bldtter, Galbermd9en. Baper= uno
ylumentbal= Gdspulper uno Saber.
trait. ferner fein nit Nifel plattirte
2dsbohrer uno Jrutiatuh
Sieie Nrtltel lino aud su besiehsn
bon 6. 6 treit in SuQu,ereet
5uscaramas gountp, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

n Sn einem Sidot1sn BON Wal1a.
huIetts nuroe cine Wsrorbnunl ers
lallen, monah, tpenn elne ooppslte
Geibe Surlti9er Dor benz Ghanttilb
ltebt. nur Die erite Heihe beoient merben
oarf. Die 9intenfebenoen miiifen mar-
ten. big lie borne plab finosn. .9sil'se
Oronuns, ie9ensreihe"
y Sid 3sit 3u nebmen. nimmt lih
Der mooerne Menid of nibt bic 3eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
Die In alrsentinten

Die In Argenfinten
anfG1igen Deutf6en beabfi4tisen,
benz arsentinifhen Wolte 5n Der
Sabrbunoertfeier feiner llndbbdngiss
feitserflGrung TN Sabre 1910 einen
Monumentalbrunnen Inn Wertbe BON
25.OOO Mart gu ftiften, Der in BET
5tabt Buenos Mires anf tinem ber
bebeutenbfen @1mudpIdbe uufsefent
iperben ion. 3ur GrIangung eines ge>
eigneten gntirurfs tpurben ale 0euts
t4en RiiuftIer qufgeforoert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
@abIii iitsfsieri. IN GMpIanb.
9te eies ssbeseiitermns treibt GAR tpmMstss
ltde 8IAtbem.

li6e 0Iatben.
Die pilbe Grreg,ing bes Wubltanz
Sfes in Gnglanb, bic ipdbrenb Der
Mobl5eit 10 ptele tpunberfiche 8liitben
getrieben bat, lit NIT Der Mbgube Der
IeBten @timne niht au gnbe. Die err
regten @emiitber finben nidt I'm 6anbz
nnbreben ben Meg gum ruhigen Mntag
5uriid, bic Mufresung 5ittert nad unb
gipfelt in ben @iegesfeiern, bic nach
benz barten Sample in alien Wablfrei<
fen feitlih beganaer1 tperben. Dab Der
erfolgreide ganbibat nah ben Wphen
unrubepolIen 3peifels elmer Mnfndls
lung ebrlider Jreube nadgiebt. Tam
faum tpunbernebmen, tpenn auh
man1mal Der Sriumpb fid feltfame
sSormen ertp1blt.
Mls s. 6. Webgippob IN Neipcuftles
unber=2pms bic lanserfebnte Runbe
feines @ieses erbli9 in ben 6Gnben
hielt, ba tletterte tr por Grtnbe auf bds
Denfmal fetnes 11rgrobbaters Soiiub
Webgtpopb, bes beriibmten @rfinbers,
unb bemalte bas @tanbbilb beim Wtpr=
gengrauen nit ben erfolgreiAen Gdr<
BEN feiner partei. Mber biefes ehrz
ipiirbige Stanbbilb bes alten Mebgz
ippob mar ni1t bas etnaige Wpnuz
ment, bas unter ber Siegesfreube Der
parteien au leiben bate. Mls tn
Mnlesburn Der 9on. 6. M. Mothfhilb
getpGblt purbe. ha bendlten bic Har<
teiaGnaer bes Mbgeorbneten bic bronz
5enen 2Dtpen, bic auf benz Marttplabe
BON Mplesburp fteben, NIT ben Garben
ibres Ganbibdten, nit etnem leu4tenz
ben Gelb unb einem itrablenben Bldu.
Ser 9emeinberatb lteb banr am Wtor<
gen bic 2Dpen fGuberIid abnafden,
aber in ber folsenben Na4t tpurbe bic
8emalung erneuert, nur bab am Weorz
gen bic 2Dtpen nt9t mehr blaugelb se=
ftreift paren: biesmal bate man ben
einen sans blau unb ben anberen gana
selb ang.malt. !
Mnbers feierte WilIidm Sobnfon
feline Wabl, als ct bas 8dnner Der 9lr<
beiterpartei in Wartptdfbire gum Siege
gefiibrt batte. Oa Der Ganbtbat nt6t
mebr in ben sabren mar, mo man obne
groBe S9pterigfeiten Denfmdler erz
f[ettert, lteb ct etnen gdn5en S4fen
unb Elm S9petn am SpieBe rDiten.
Ser Sdafe ppd $50 pfuub, unb neun
@tunben lang brebten tunbise 9dnbe
in 8ebportb ben SpteB. Ser iiesrei4e
Mbgeorbnete fam nit fetner Satin
eieens aus 2onbon, 1m bas erite StId
Tlei19 berunteraui9neiben. Wie febr
Bic Wdbler NIT bieier 9iegesfeier einz
beritanben tparen, mag aus benz umz
ftanbe gefdloKen tperben, baB in faum
elmer balben Stunbe Der ganae Saie
ber5ebrt mar.
sSn Peterbprousb tptrb Der Wablfieg
auf bic glei6e Weife sefeiert, aber bas
temperament Der Wdbler begniiet itd
bier ni6t NIT benz serDiteten S9fen
unb benz serDiteten Gdpetn: es forz
bert Elm grobes Sreubenfeuer. Qls
Der grtpGblte bes Bottles, 9reentpooh,
i'm Sriumpbanse na9 ieinem Sotel
fabren tpollte, ipannte man ibm bte
pferbe aus unb aog ben Wasen bts
gum 6otel. Damn aber tpurbe bas
leere @efGbrt i'm feierli9en llm5use
bur6 bic @tdbt gerollt, Big enbli9 Der
groBe Mugenbltd fam: Elm @ntbuitdit
5iinbete ben Waeen an, unb unter
tofenbem sSubel flbr man bieie rollenbe
ssadel bur9 bic StraBen, Bis 9reenz
tppobs Gquipase nur mod ein 9duf9en
0IFAa S,,n~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

Cine sSrau bot bas unlfreitbare
Reht. ihre Nnlibt 3u daoern. 10 oft he
ipiu. erfldrte Das hohe DberGeriht
bes Giaates @eoraia. iie tdte es fiher
aud. lpenn bas @eriht oas @e9entbeil
entf1ieben bdtte. Il.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

0e9ranDet 1870.
Sd babe BEN etn3t8em spMtdnot8en MbHratt oer
aamfttteI BON 2dpoereten mno 2ets, oer temaS
Don oen NecoroS bon 9uStaratuaS GonntN,
Ohio. eemadbt moroem TT.
NmaIs au 8runbegsnbum ooer lebnt go auf os ebe man
gu Elm pondnoiaes tbewes Abraet oes gsFbels po9
els 3ist Der gaentbamr it, uno nit uelu Bsrbinodts
ten oaebe beaet it, porerdnten Nbfratt erfl
it, Nae porieen 2dufer ol wele 8b ou Dppotbsten
ausebn perlanaen biie Mustunf goadnoa uno blwe Gb
Fratte 8sfbu, Befrn9en ydnbereien uno runoe
anibum eotn praunsn uno abafn BON &seO,os &C. mr
oer Office seefert 4aufbriefe @ontratte Dppcben
paperrdss Mnfprad fur Nrb Bomadten nnn ancere Dotu.
men ioradla oussefsrts gs benoe 6 INNER Elm Noa IN
Office 6armen unb Hdbtaes @runesntbum u pertaufen.
Sobn n. Stmtes.
Som 9elpbon &c. 8l 1913 Wef Jair ST.. Nw PHILADELPHIA g.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
Der 9emtid)e BeObad)ter.
beransssseben IN
Rem gbilabeIpbta, 0bin.
samn.l q. gimnis. Resaittnr.

Ser ,gepbo1tera erI1eint jeben 9onnerfto9 nnte
pIaenben Subifriptipnspreilen: Z
sur bic Der. Staaten in Woransbeaablang $l00.
Tir 9entf1lanb nnb bic Ghneis Dbue bic w@der. unb
0artenbau.3eitnuea bel WorauSbsaablung. - 90.
Weun nah Mblniif eines GerminS ein Mbpnnent
oas gIatt nbt reiuiirt reip. mebr ala 5ipei Muni.
mern anninmt 70 ptrb Der 8etreifenbe autb fur ben
foIaenben Iermin aIs Mbonneut eingetra9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

uere 6duer fno oben Der peiien ldbhen Wooeaus=
Hauno ,unf oebr Die @oium in @haao abaehaen wuoe
br i6nn gud Wosauna Der obe osr Musiauna ma
rpenu xbr beonf paB Buh Nnntben Dfcere bs
,um gtuen Ossan cf rito big ben Seen gs NOR
punoerba hn aab uns cine sasnbst bic onen 5rab'
iah uno gommmoben aus3umdben Sh0n Wsul ar S1neoer
m 4naoe au beee posaahe Auswa BON 4n3asn uno
usbsrr6dn D masbuna in Die Sb bier IN osm store IOmmt
ouben no ub ales anQenebm non wom abr in Berhhung
fommt br moe noen Oir Store bsrs it, sud oas H6e
The Sykes Co,
2l2 Main etr Canal Dop g. 3melas9dIt in eraeburg, O.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

Mmerttanif9er Or6nit
lDir6 iett nod europa ausatfiitrt .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
Railroad News
TRACK AND TIE.

II. B. Rawalts wire chief at the Nor
thern Pacific telegraph Office, return
ed last night from Peoria. ILL.,. where
he has been on visit for some time.
Joe Runyon travelling freight agent
Of the N. p was in the city this morn
ing calling on the local shippers.
Il. z. Nelson, chief clerk Of the pas
senger department Of the N. p. at St
Paul. was here for a short visit Sum
day.
Supt. o, J. Sovereign of the MIN
nesota division OF the N. p. with head
quarters at Staples. was in the city
yesterday on business. He called at
the Offices of Supt. ]. E. Craver and
at the agents office here.
John Taylor assistant general claim
agent OF the N. P, came in from st.
Paul this morning on company bust
ness.
The railroad agents report that their
sleepers are being filed with people
going to st. Paul. Many went down
last night to attend the conservation
congress at which Roosevelt spoke to-
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
MORE DETAILS
OF GREAT STORM
EYE-WITNEssEs TELL OF INCL
DENTS OF THE HEAToN pIsAs-
TER-MANY MARROW ESCAPES
RECORDED - KODAK FIENDs
HAVE BEEN BUSY,

The Darlington Independent gives
some additional items regarding the
Heaton cyclone.
Under the debris of the bank build
ing, young man early after the storm
had passed sought his favorite violin.
He found 1t covered over with a con-
glomerate mass of wreckage. 1t was
hauled out and found to be uninjured
The school house had the south side
torn off and was badly racked. The
Congregational church was knocked
off its foundation, the belfry blown
several rods away and all bur the
foundation is loss. The church car
ried $4,000 insurance.
At the postoffice nine men were con-
gregated. The heavy wind preceding
the cyclone blew heavily against the
front doors and two men went UP to
hold them shut. Hardly had they
placed their hands against them when
the front of the building was caught
in the vortex of the storm and sucked
across the street. Mr.. Thurston, one
of the men, was caught in the suction
and carried several feet, but escaped
injury.
In many Of the buildings the occu-
pants gained the cellars.
Probably the most miraculous escape
was made at the Lyon elevator. Three
men were there when the storm STRUCK.
They seemed to realize it's intensity
and made run for the engine room
a coupl of rods down the driveway.
"a couple of rods from the driveway.
the floor close up to the engine. A
few seconds later the monster elevator
was crushed squarely down on the frail
engine room, but the three men es-
capped unscratched. The elevator build
ing is worse than a total loss, as 1t
will require considerable money to
remove the debris.
L. Falk is the heaviest loser in prop
erty and his damage will mount up to
$4,000 or $4,000, with no insurance.
His $4,000 home was completely de-
molished and scattered over the town.
His business roperty-hardware, farm
implements, postoffice and lumber
yard--were all demolished, although
much of the stock can be saved.
Heaton's urgent need now Is q corps
of carpenters who can rebuild the
homes and business houses before the
cold winter arrives. Forty men are
needed at once.
At the Farmers elevator several
wolves have been kept in captivity for
several years. One of them was killed
and the others escaped.
All over town could be found chick
ems that had been killed.
Among the sightseers the kodak has
been everywhere in evidence and hun
dreds of views have been taken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
The MAN Who ACTS
On the Suggestion Made Here Will
De the Man Who Is on the
Way to Wealth.

1t Is generally understood that a
definite plan, system In ones work
makes the work easier, If 1t was as
generally understood that a definite
plan for saving the surplus earnings
Is just as essential 1t would mean a
quick increase in the amounts of saw
ings laid by, particularly by those who
are not now laying aside any particu-
lar sum of money.
II man or woman who has small
surplus from the weeks earnings will
buy ten, fifteen or twenty year In
vesLment certificate from the North
western Mutual Investment Co, pay
ing for same In monthly or quarterly
instalmenJs, the result will be SUR
prising. Little sums laid by each
month grow into big ones with SUR
prising rapidly. and these certificates.
bearing interest at the rate OF 8 per
cent annually and emitting the holder
to participate pro rata In the earnings
of the company over and above the
per cent are the safest and surest
form OF investment procurable.
Better look up this proposition. ADJ
dress the Northwestern Mutual In-
vearnaeut CO.. Fargo, N. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
SEPTEMBER Term
OF court OPENS
JUDGE POLLOCK WILL ADJOURN
SESSIONS OF COURT UNTIL SEP.
TENDER IL, WHILE HE GOES TO
STANLEY TO HOLD COURT FOR
JUDGE GoSS.

The September term Of the district
court opened this morning with the
hearing of twenty naturalization cases.
AT o'clock this afternoon the court
calendar for the term was read by
the clerk.
At the conclusion Of the afternoon
session 1t is the intention Of Judge
Pollock to adjourn court until next
Monday morning, Sept. IL. as he has
been called from the city to Stanley
and will leave on the evening train.
He will take the GreaA Northern to
Stanley. in Mountrail county, where
he will hold court for Judge Goss be-
ginning Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock.
The case to come before the Judge
in Judge Goss' court is an election con-
test which Is to be decided over the
county superintendency Of schools.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
What's Said

Anna Burke, Secretary: There will
be meeting of the Women's Catholic
Order of Foresters tonight in Prizes
Lall at o'clock sharp It is hoped
that all the members will be present.
c. FL. Dill: I am going to write a
book on What l Know About Shipping
Horses to Montana, providing DIR. ]. u.
Carter will give it with the Maline
Test, and committee of good dea-
cons of the city will pass upon the Ian
guage used.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
Coming Events

Tuesday, Sept. Q.
Opening city schools.
Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Registration day Dakota conserva-
tory.
Registration day, Fargo college.
Registration day for fall term al
Fargo College Conservatory of music,
Thursday, Sept. is.
Opening day Dakota conservatory.
Fall terms opens at Fargo college
conservatory.
Monday, Sept. 10.
Registration day, Agricultural COLI
lege.
Friday, Sept. 80.
Meeting N. D. and Northern MINI.
Library associations.
Saturday, Oct. 1.
Meeting n. d. and Northern MINI,
Library associations.
Monday, Oct. 9.
Registration day. Oak Grove semi
nary.
Tuesday, Oct. 4.
Registration day. Concordia college.
Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
To Conservation conarssa.

Pres. J. H. Worst, Dean H. L. Boil
ley and Supt T. A. Hoverstad of the
Agricultural college will leave this
evening for st. Paul, where they will
attend the conservation congress which
is opened there today. This is an i'm
portant meeting and is attracting the
agricuturalists all over the northwest
country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
City in Brief

P. A. Rudd leaves tonight for Chica-
go to buy fall and winter goods for
the new firm OF p. A. Rudd & Co.,
formerly The Tozier store.
There were two marriage licenses is
sued this morning In the county court
to Hezekiah Lasher of Hope, N. d..
and Sadie e, Cline of Napoleon, and to
Harry W. Waterhouse of Fargo and
Georgtana Author of Embden.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06

Life insurance has made great pro-
gTess in Japan, and there are already
forty-two companies operating there,
nearly one-fourth as many as in Eng
land.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06
TALK WITH LEWIS HART.
FIRST PEpDLER's LICENSE.
City Treasurer Takes In 500 For First
PedIers License Issued.

City Auditor Orchard issued the first
peddlers license this morning since
the passing OF the new ordinance es-
tablishing 500 as the price OF the IL
cense. The license was issued to Har-
~ EidlelSope. vegetable man. The
money was paid to City Treasurer
Mitchell in IS and 81 bills.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06

In the year, ended March 81, 1908,
Siam imported $1,724,115 worth OF
metal manufactures, exclusive of ma
chinery, hardware and cutlery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-06

Pittshurg Chronicle Telegraph: The
ne-piece bathing suit is forbidden at
Coney Island. We infer that this SIM
pie attire consists OF cap only.