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New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
AFTER "BUTTER TRUST"
Attorney General Wickersham
Considering Prosecution.

Washington. April 7.-Cognizance has
been taken by the Department Of Justice
of the alleged methods OF the so-called but
ter combination In fixing the prices OF that
commodity, as charged in the hearings be-
fore the Senate committee which Is in
vestigating the cost of living. Attorney
General wickersham said to-day that the
subject was receiving careful consideration
with view to determining whether there
is ground for criminal or civil proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
ABERNATHY TO SEEK DIVORCE
Wolf Catching Marshal to Bring Suit
Against Wife.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

LavtOn, Okla. April John r. Aber-
nathy. federal marshal. who catches
wolves with his hands and was the guide
of President Roosevelt. who appointed him
marshal. will sue for divorce within a few
days. He has been informed by Judge J. A.
Johnson here that the suit must be fled at
Guthrie. Logan County. where his wife
lives or in Tillman County. where he lives.
II is said that Mrs. Alternately will not ap-
pear in court.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RECEIVERS FOR PACKING FIRM.

Kansas City. No, April 7-Receiyers
were appointed here to-day for the Ameri-
can Dressed Beef and Provision Company
and the Interstate Ice and Cold Storage
Company, both OF which concerns are con-
trolled by the same men.
The applications were made because
stockholders have disagreed over the man
agement of the concerns. The assets OF
the beef company are given as $4,000; la
bilities. $4,000. Tine assets of the ice COM
pany are $500 600: liabilities. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
eALLrNcER ACTION IN SEATTLE.

Seattle. April A special meeting OF
the Seattle Bar Association has been called
for next week. 70 take action on the charges
q unprofessional conduct made against
Secretary Richard A. Ballinger. who is a
member Of the association. by Golfers
Weekly" A tar committee investigated
TIE charges six years ago and exonerat ted
Mr. rallinger
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

than nine months" he said. They are put
away in April and arc all used up by the
following February. Butter is kept for an
even shorter time IL is packed away IN
June and the entire cold storage supply IL
cleaned up bv the following March"
Produce dealers said the restriction OF
cold storage TO a wear would have no effect
whatever on prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
BILL AIMED AT LOAN SHARKS.

Washington. April IA bill prohibiting
more than 2 per cent a month interest on
less than 800 in the District OF Columbia
was passed by the Senate to-day. IL Is in
tended TO curtail the operations OF loan
sharks" some of whom. Senator Dilling-
ham explained, charged from 20 TO go per
a
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
TELLS OF HIGH PRICES HERE
F. NJ. Tilford Does Not Attribute
Increases to Tariff.

Washington. April THE Senate COM
mittee which is investigating the high cost
Of living heard Frank Tilford. or New
York and John H Magruder. OF this city.
to-day. Mr. Magruder began by saying,
This is what makes me sorei" He then
told OF the cancellation of an order for
large quantity Of soap because or pro-
tests made by the Southern wholesale Gro
GERS Association that the manufactures
should not sell TO him because he sold to re-
tailers. He asked Mr.. Tilford II MS nrn
had not had the same experience.
II don't recall any such instance" was
the reply.
Mr.. Tilford finally said he had been
threatened by wholesale srocers asssocla-
tions and had avoided being shut off from
buying from manufacturers by a strict
compliance with the contract between
wholesalers and manufacturers.
Mr.. Tilford gave these comparative retail
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

The wide difference in prices for the
years named, Mr. Tilford said. was due TO
the fact that his firm paid expressage and
sold as cheaply in Virginia as in New York
He said the concern could AFFORD TO do that
because of the high cost Of delivery In New
York City. He insisted that the tariff
caused no perceptible increases I'm prices.
Since the tariff on champagne was in
creased Mr.. Tilford said that his firm had
been making 50 cents a case in comparison
with So or "a ten years ago
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
JONAH

The fact that Jonah spent
three days in the belly OF the
whale does not justify repe-
tition Of the experiment.
The fact that owners have
heretofore Got along without
Cost Insurance does not justify
a repetition of loose methods
Our Cos; Insurance form Of
contract, by guaranteeing the
maximum cost Of the building
and assuming any responsibility p
beyond that maximum, abso-
lutely protects the income.
THOMPSON-STARREH
COMPANY
Building Construesios
Fifty-Onc Wal Street
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11
Sas Streifredt.

Sn Der nQortb QmericQn geDien"
oerbrettet fih Soiep6 s. 5eelp, Der als
Qutorttdt in Re6tsfragen gilt, pelde
4rbeiter Streitigteiten betreffen. iiber
oas Streitre4t. Wenn man bic 2lbz
banblung 81 gnbe geleien bat, tommt
man gu Dem Reiultat, oaB er ben Or
betterzunionen alle Griiten8z8ere6ti-
gung abipri6t. Hu6 ietner Qe6re fam
etne 4rbeitersllnion niemals sinen
Streit onfangen, p1ne Elm geri6tlifes
Yerbot gegen Die 5ortiesung bes Strei.
tes gu getpdrtigen. IS lit rt6tia bub
9err SSeelp it6 niht gdn3li6 auf feline
perIonli6en 2lnii6ten itiBt, ionoern
ale bon i6m angefiibrten Streitperbote
our6 geri6tli6e gntfdeioungen be-
trdftigt. 8etpieien rpirb aber bierburh
ni6t, baB Der 8erfaiier i'm Re6en 1T,
tonoern es tritt leoigli6 um 70 oreQer
Der Don un8 10 oft beleu6tete Ribfano
berDor, buB 0tonomiiAe gro5leme in
ote'em Ganoe BON 9Suriiten 6e6anbelt
fperosn, anitatt BON Rationalz Cetonos
men, reip. ndtionalzDtonomiiden &C.
1esgebern. Das lit cine poQig perfebrts
Die nidt um6in fdnn, foaias
les Wibpergniigen berDor3urufen.
Die 9efeaThuft ipirbe feinen qluz
genblid bulben, tpsnH ite in anberen
Oingen, duber arbeiterfragen, mad ben
8efeBen regiert tpiirbe, fpsl6e Dor brei,
bunbsrt Sa6ren 9eltung botten, Oenn
piefe 9efege rpiirben uuBer allem 2uz
Iammenhdng nit ben tbatIddli6en
8erbaltniifen ite6en. Sn bteien brets
5unbert ssSabren bat bas @eiebbu9 eip
Jriinolihe umdnberung erfabren. 10
,aB tpobl nod taum ems BON ben &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Sn BEN omeritanif d en-
martt perben allerIei pantItersier
se6raht, nm bic tbeure Butter 3u er.
ieben, cine Butter, bic aus einem Ge.
mtIa bon SaIg uno gdnmpolIen1as
men0t beftebt ober aus SaIg unb 9als
menOl. Sog0r Die anseblih reiuen
SettIubitat3en, lpie S6peinefett, itnb
nit 9aumfpoaeRiamenDl gefdIi6t. IIs
Sett gum 9rooe itnb fie nidt perpenos
bar, ba fhpn oas 2lusieben uno Der
Scrub bupon abi6reden, nGhItoem,
bub btefes @smiIh pis Steine i'm Wfae
gen Ite9t. Sn 6plge peFen iinb iie nur
gum 8raten berpenbbar, uro oa perurs
laden Yie allerIet geiunobitlit,e ShGs
biguugen. 2lqe pieIe Shmiersrei Iiebe
fi6 bermeioen, tpenn man gum 8raten
reinss SItpen0l pernenben ppllte, bas
btlltg gu hoben pGre, tpenn nibt Elm
bober 3ol barauf IaItete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11
Ger 9enfusa0hIer bat /

Der 3enius3GhIsr bat In
qafaic. q. s., Elm 9aus sntoett, in
tpel6em ni6t peutger ais $50 WGnner
tpp9nen. Gs iprtht 8Gnbe fir biz
WahIamteit Der 9sb0rben, Die Iotdt
3uitdnoe bulben unb 9eitberbe Dor IL
ren Iugen uuftpmmen laRen. ytiht
mtnber fpridt es 8dnoe fir ben ben
rqrbeiter IhiiBenben" Tarif, bub 350
Wtann in einem SouIe leben miiFen,
um nit t6rem 2obne austommen 81
founen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

gen, um benz repubIiiantItbsn g.tmms
aetteI Eaufenbe BON gttmmen su ents
frsnassesH:s. sSSa 33g!asaFFss isssa fsa!s Die
Nustpdbl nss Senators oem 8pIfe
iiberlaffen bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Der prdiibert bat isbr biel
8oaaft ausgeporfen, um ietnen BAL
lon flott gu batten. 0as mar porous.
8uieben. Sein programm mar gu
umfangret6, oI5 boB e5 in elmer Som
greBftBun8 bGtte erIeDigt nerben t0ne
nen. Iu9 piro man nidt bebaupter
t0nnen, bag er WertbooQes iiber 9orO
getporfen bat. Gurh bic Streihung
Der 9aragrap6sn, tpel6e bic 9eridmels
3ung BON Gtienba6nen geItatteten, lit
Die bstreffenbe 8iq eber oerbeiTert NOR
ben. 9as 3onierpirungs s9rogramm
lit Durh bic 8ertiir8un9 ebenfoQs nitt
I6le6ter getporoen. Die 6Quptiahe
mar, 0aB Die RegierunQs QsIGnoereier, quf
tpei6en iid tpertbpoue Raturf60be be-
ftnoen, ni6t geftoblen peroer, unb bos
81 geniigt bic 8tu, pelhe bic 2dnbea
reien unter Die 8ontrole beg 9rdiicenz
ten itelt, big Der Gpngreb anoerpeitiqe
8erfii9ungen getroffen bat, bic genauer
iiberlegt tperben miiiIen, ols oas in ben
nod oer6leibenDen SiBungstagen m0gs
Iif nGre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11
Mtttiuod, ben IL. Rai 1910,

Gruf zeppelin tptro ii6 fItez
eenb iiber bic Spra5erfruge in Bob
men btntpegIeben, inbem er in 8Obmen
ntht ldnDen ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11
@0fe grinneruna.

VI.
sWsshdIb polen Sk iiH fcbeibsn
faHeH2"
~Wieine 5rau bat mid ssotrfeiot,-
.@ielieidt i'm Spabg"
sd oanfe ihon! 60 isbbnft BIN i5
nod Hie an meins Sertonsr,,it erin.
merit tporeen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Die Gnt f6eibung bes ge=
rthts, tponQ6 Senator Did berehtie.
III, fetrten Ramen auf ben Stimm8ettel
fir Die BrimdrtpabIsn 3u fteQen, 1T fir
aesteren pertbIos, ba teine 2eqislatur
TIN fpieber gum 5enator pdbIen rptrb.
Der republitdnifden pnrtei 1T iebob
5u smpfeblen, oaB fte GuT Der efuatsz
Gonpention Der 2sgislatur einsn Ranz
biodten fir bas Senatorsdmt emz
pfteblt, ba Tonft Bel 8ieIen Der gluube
entfteben t0nnte, bab Did oGein 6ere6s
tigt tit. bic Sttmmen Der republifani,
1hen 2egislaturs sU2ttgGiebsr gu erbals
ten Gin folder 9laube tpuroe qeniiz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

4uf Der 8utterb0rie in
Gletn febt sin 8ommittse ben greis
fir Die Bohe feit uno oieisr 9rsts 1T
fiir etnen peiten llmtreia, Der iih big
nad Cincinnati eritredt, btnoeno. 8as
lit bod nitt5 dnoeres, dls Elm monopoz
ItItiihes Wan0per, ous Die unbessRes
9ierung unteroriiden 1oIIte. Sn erIter
gteibe lit e8 ridt Sa6e zines &ommitz
tees, ben Breis fsit3uiteQer. Dieter 1T
aus ben 8ertGufsn an Der gDrie gu
entne6men. SOoann ioLten bic 9reis>
npttrungen elmer Stabt nidt binDeno
fir eine anbere iein, Da Die lota!en
0erbdItntfe gu bsrutii6tiqen fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Benn Der nOrnegtf6s gr.
Yremier einen 3eugen fir bic itaatlide
8erpaltung Der WafIertrdfte brauhte
10 hdtte er oespegen ni6t n0t6iu qes
babt, bas 8ertrauen, bas 6err RooIes
nelt tbm f6enfte, gu mtBbrau6en, trs
Dem er oei'en pribate @nIi6ten iber bic
Rontrolirung Der DaFsrtrGfte als
Rampagnematerial benuBte, noru6er
3err RooieOeIt nit Rs8t qufge6ratt
mar. Der Gr>Prenlier bate Quf eine
pouenoete IbatIade btnneiien t6nnen,
ouf Die tpeitgebenoe 8ontrole, pelde
Die beutf3en Staaten iiber bic 0diTerz
rehte ousiiben. 0ort geb0ren bic
f9fffbaren StrOme fhon Ieit syabrz
sebnten benz 9olte in feiner 8efammtz
belt uno tDiro feline monopoifttfde
Nusbeutung geftdttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

8dbrenb gi3tprGfibent
Sberman Die Rampasne in WiFouri
fir Ietne Bartei nit elmer Reoe eroffs
nete, in pelher er Die WIorihz9iu nit
ibrer Grb0hung Der 30qe auf geipirtte
Wadren uber ben ShelIent0nig prizes,
ging foIgenoe DepeIde Iber Die 0rGbs
te: n9i3eprGi. Sherman 1T gum 0ts
rettor in Der 7Frisbie Stanfielb &nitts
ting 8ppbs So. gepdbIt noroen, bic
nit einem Sapital Don $2,5OOO0O or
ganiiirt porosn 1T. Die aorporution
lit ourh ,3uiammenlegung perihieoes
rer 8uumppQs Wirtereien in lltita,
GdmDen uno Sspego gebiIoet tporz
ben." Gs 1T ni9t iiberruIhenb, baB
9iRprdIioent Sberman einen SariT
Iobt, Der thm ioth groBen 8etptnn
brinQt. ueberraideno i't nun feline
GirbiIouno, oaB oas ameritdniihc
@ott feline 8egsiIterung fitr ben Tarif
t6eiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Der neue 86nigpon Gn8
lamb IGBt in Ieinsn erIten 9fegie.
run9sbanoIun9en geiunben MenIHens
perItdno ertennen. 9as bsiebt fih
ouf ben bon i6m QusQeIprodenen
Duni6, baB oas 9oIt burh bic 6ofs
trousr Iidh in fetnen 8eIdoften unb
8ergnu9urgen nift Tt0ren lafen iolIe.
9amit 1T beIorbers ben S6auipielern
Elm GROCER Gsfauen erpieien poroen,
ba iie iorft eirer otersebntdgigen 8es
fhdfttgunQsIoitgteit ousqeieBt norben
tpdrer. Die perihieoeren @ergnIs
9un9szGtdbIiiTements, bic auf ben
CONNER aIs ibre Grntesejt dugetpieien
fino. tperben boburh ebenfdn8 por oros
ben 8erluiten betpabrt. g}iht minber
argene6m beriibrt es, buB Der S0nig
tstue grduer duF 9ommunbp ntnfht.
Wenn er in gIei6 berrunFtiger WetIe
feline Staatsgeihdfte leitet, 70 tdnn
man i6m eine rubigs uno erfoIgrsthe
Re9ierung oerIpre6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Sn Der 8e9anotung Der
Steuerfrage piro bic ublauFenoe
Sbtoer 2egislatur iia offentunoio
rt6t nit Rubm beoeten. 4nftutt bic
groBen. ipe3ieu bic 0fientIi6en aorpoz
rutionen, oeren Gintunfte Iih in bic
WStutonen beluufen. CUR b06eren 9e.
1tsuerung beran3u8ieben, fpirb man bic
prlodten aorporationen nit boben
Steuern bela'ten. Damn tpirb eg audi
Der Gegtslatur ntht CUR GmpFeblunq
gerei6en, oaB Die Bin CUR I6drferen
&ontrOltrung Der Dffentlthen Sorporaz
tloner ni6t CUR 4nnabue gelangt 1T.
Uttt einem 8ouberneur, ME 6uq6eg
BON gbep Yort, Bate bic 2egislatur
lebo6 8efriebiqenberes Qeleiftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Sn Gro E britanRier gibt es
feline 9rpbibtttorsgeieBe uno teine 90.
cal Sptton>GeieBe, lpie iber6aupt bort
bic Semperen3zP 3zPropaganba ntht an
ndberno 70 umfungrei6 lit, pie be;
uns. 5roBbem tptrb bort Elm itarter
&udgan8 in Dem 8erbrauh bon geiftiz
gen 8etrdnten gemelOet, pdbreno un>
iere Regierungs eine beoeu.
tenbe 3und3me aufnetit unD 3fpar in
ben berauI6enbiten 9etrdrten. Oar
aus 1T osutlih gu ereben, boB groz
Electromagnetic genau oas 9sgentbeit
Der 6ea6fidtigten Wirtung herporruz
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11

Sn ietner Reoe gu 0es W}oines,
Soma, bat Senator 0pGioer ben qua
nd6gepieisn, Den 2lIbrth uno Ron.
forten nit 6sr 8ebauptung treiben, baB
duf Wdaren, Die i'm 0ertb BON flint
WttqiarDen in ben Der. Stuoten pers
brdudt tperoeu, bic 30Qe berd6qeIebt
fboroen isien. Mun erb0bte bic 30Qe
bes WuTenoerbrauhs uno ermdBiqte
fte fir QrtiteL, bic in bas 8ebiet bes
Gurus fallen uno re6nete in folher
NSerIe etne 8eiammtermdBi9un9 bers
aus. uebrt9ens brau6t man ia BAR
lber gar ni6t gu ItuDtrsn. Sober, Der
m ben 2uoen gebt, um ettpas gu tdufen,
fdnn bdraus ermeiIen, um pie bel bill
Tiger er unter benz jesigen 5ar.f lebt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
The GRIP IS HERE
What Gan BE Done About 1t

Poison cannot enter the body through
the skin except there be break some
where-a raw spot.
II 10 not likely that the poisonous
baciIIi will enter the body through the
throat, lungs or stomach except there
Is an liberated or denuded mucous
mebrane.
Peruna protects the membrane from
injury.
A sound mucous membrane protects
against the bacilli of la grippe.
Those who put off taking Peruna
until after the grip has fastened itself
upon them have unnecessarily exposed
themselves to this epidemic disease.
The next best thing to do is to take
Peruna as a remedy for grip.
1t will very quickly expurgate the
invading bacilli and put the patient on
his feet again.
Grip is everywhere.
Now is the time to act.
Peruna will prevent.
Peruna will relieve.
Peruna will remove DISASTROUS after
effects of grip.
MIR. 10, III. Davis of the Davis Con-
cert Company. sO6 ". Fifth St., Terre
Haute. Ind, says of Peruna:
~ had a vsry severe attack Of Il
grippe, which developed into bronchi-
tbs of the worst form, and in con-
nection with this | had been suffering
with catarrh Of the throat.
Il got very little rest or comfort Out
of living. Everything looked bad and
discouraging and my business was q
drag.
About this time Peruna was recon
mended to me BY a friend, which proved
| the old maxim, "a friend In need Ii d
friend indeed for Immediately began
to feel better as soon as began to use
Peruna. and after using only two bot
ties felt like new man.
# keep 1t at hand at al times in case
of d return, but so far have had no signs
OF 1t every returning. am very warm
friend OF Peruna,
ee Peruna Almanac for 1910.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
BIGGEST AUTO
ADVERTISEMENT
THE FORUM PICKED AS A ME-
DUN TO CARRY FIRST FOUR
PAGE AUTO ADVERTISEMENT
EVER RUN BY FIRM OR INDIvID.
UAL-A RECORD BREAKER.

In this issue of The Forum is print
ed what is believed to be the largest
automobile advertisement ever played
by a single firm or individual, con-
sisting Of four pages. advertising two
makes of cars, the Stearns and the REQ,
both controlled by Beck & Floren of
Lakota, NJ D., though one advertise
appears over the name of their Grand
Forks house, the Dakota Automobile
Co.
The two advertisements were design
ed and written by the advertising de-
partment Of The Forum, Messrs. Beck
& Floren suggesting lines that were
to be followed, and the appearance of
such an advertisement in this paper
is significant of It's position among
advertising mediums OF the country.
Beck g. Floren have had a wonderful
growth, due n large measure to their
liberal use OF printers ink as a means
Of carrying their message to the peo-
pie Of this state. Starting a few years
ago in very modest way this agency
has grown by leaps and bounds till they
report this year nearly 500 REQ cars
sold before a delivery is made.
This Is their first year as represent
tatiyes of the Stearns and they viii
doubtless duplicate their remarkable
success with the Reon on the Stearns,
magnifcently rich and beautiful car
They have agencies in every county
Of the state and branch houses al
Grand Forks, Devils Lake and Minot.
The Fargo Auto & Supply Co. of this
city are their Fargo representatives on
the REQ.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08

bridal roses. The room was lighted
by white candles in glass candleabra
conforming to the color scheme. In
the dining room was served delicious
wedding supper. The dining table,
covered by lace lunch cloth, was CEN
tered by a large basket filled with
Killarney roses. The brides cake upon
the table was cut by the bride before
the supper was served. Miss ADELAIDE
Wilson caught the bridal boquet as
Mrs. Treat threw it from the stairs.
Later when she appeared, she was
gowned in a travelling dress Of moss
colored imported serge and hat that
blended in soft shades Of golden brown
yellow roses and moss shaded foliage.
At 10 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Treat left
over the Great Northern for St. Paul
and will visit Chicago, Mexico and
California before returning via the
Canadian Pacific in March to take UP
their abode at the Gardner. Numerous
and handsome wedding gifts were sent
Miss Haggart before the wedding and
two exceptionally beautiful ones were
the chest of Georgian pattern silver
from the Haggart family and solid
silver coffee service from Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Treat. Fargo is proud to lay
claim to both of the young people.
who grew to womanhood and manhood
here, and both are highly esteemed
by hosts of friends. Mrs. Treat as
Miss Haggart was girl, charming and
accomplished, who is greatly admired
and loved by all who know here. Mr..
Treat is a prominent young business
man of this city. Both young people
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
SEE PAGE 4.

Quite the most important event of
interest to society this week was the
wedding on Wednesday evening of
Estelle Mae Haggart and Walter Ellis
worth Treat at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. j. Il. Haggart, 1908 First
avenue north. At o'clock in the
presence OF only the members of the
family and half dozen very intimate
friends, Rev. Ulrich, OF the English
Lutheran church said the impressive
words that united the young people
for life. Mrs. john G. Haggart presid-
ed at the piano and as the low, sweet
strains of Lohengrin's wedding march
sounded through the rooms, little Miss
Elizabeth Ann Hughes, niece of the
br'fe, appeared looking like a tiny
fairy, dressed in white net over pink
silk, her golden curles tied with a de-
licate pink tulle bow She bore the
pink satin and tulle basket that held
the ring. Following her came the
bridal couple, who knelt upon a pillow
de cnene and touches lace with pearl
trimmings. She carried shower arm
boquet Of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Southern smilax and Killarney
roses filled every available space in
the rooms OF the large Haggart home
except in the living room where the
ceremony took place. Here green leaf
age and brides roses held sway and In.
the corner of the room where the
young couple pledged their troth was
an improvised alter, in bower OF
smilax fianked on each side by mas
sive vases filled with huge boquets of
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- OR many years DIR. Hartman has In
sisted upon calling grip epidemic
catarrh." He contends that grip differs
in no way from acute catarrh except
that IL is epidemic in form.
He asserts that any internal remedy
that will relieve catarrh will also re-
lieve the grip, as grip is but phase of
catarrh.
Wishing to ascertain the exact facts
concerning the grip bacilli, our reporter
interviewed DR.. Hartman, who is con-
sidered an authority on the nature and
treatment of grip.
During the course OF this interview
Or. Hartman said: There is no use try
ing 60 avoid the grip bacilli.
They are everywhere They float in
the air. They swarm in the drinking
water. They cling to everything we
eat or wear. Avoidanc Is impossible.
The emily thing to be done il to 50
fortlfy the oystem thai their invasion
shall be harmless.
Ii the mucous membranes lining the
nose. throat, bronchial tubes and storn-
ach are kept perfectly free from ca
tarrh. the grip bacilli cannot easily
enter the system
a. healthy, clean mucous membrane
projects the Internal organs the same
- the skin projects the surface q the
body.
Ask Your Druggist Tor . Fl
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IARMEp GUARD oVER sTockApE.
Watch for Reopenins of POoIroom at
Clark's Crossing.

Chicago, Jan. Silk armed special
deputy sheriffs now guard the pool
room stockade OF the Chicago gamb-
ling syndicate at Clarke's Crossing,
Ind, in night and day watches that
were instituted last night on orders
from Governor Marshall of Indiana.
While the guards, in command Of
Deputy Sheriff George Blocker Of
Hammond, watch for any reopening
of gambling, carpenters are making
mysterious improvements inside the
stockade. Whether they are preparing
for a wireless apparatus is not known.
but the wireless itself has not arrived.
The order from Governor Marshall
followed the appearance in Indianapo-
lis Of a delegation from the syndicate
here. The governor has not yer been
asked for conference. Reports are
that the gamblers intend to take steps
against French Lick Springs and West
Baden, claiming gambling is going on
there under protection.