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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
AS TO oNE-EYED cHAuFFsuRs

From The Philadelphia Ledger.
New York authorities have decided that
a one-eyed chauffeur is competent There
is no particular reason to doubt it, ANY
man with half an eye could drive with
more discretion than many of the craft
seem to regard as necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
SIMPLE OLD UNCLE SAM

From The Milwaukee Sentinel
Uncle Sam will attempt to find whether
blondes or brunettes can best stand the
tropical Philippines. How simple he is In
these days Of peroxidesJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Raymond and Morgan Belmont nave ar
rived at Narragansett Pier Tor the poio
tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
a MOST CHRISTIAN IDEA

The New-York Tribune Fresh Air Fund is
one of the most Christian ideas ever car
ried out.-Auburn IN. " Advertiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Mrs George Griswold Haven, jr' VINO
has just returned from Europe. VIII spend
the remainder of the summer at Ridgeheld'
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. IT,
are hooked to sail for Europe tomorrow
On hoard the Baltic. They will remain
abroad until late In the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs John Allen Townsend and
the Misses Townsend will return TO their
country place at Ardsley from Bar Har-
Dor early next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Mrs F. Lothrop Anes is the guest OF her
sister Mrs. William Woodward, at nef
country place at Mount kisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Miss Leonore Cobb Is the guest or Dr-
and Mrs Robert Amory, the parents or
her ffance Robert Amory, at their sum
mer home at Nahant, Mass. Miss COBB s
marriage TO Mr. Amory will take place
next month at the country home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry l. Cobb, at
Brewster, n. 7.
Lady HadfeId, who spent ten days In
town after her return from the west,
has gone to the Thousand Islands for
short stay She made Ter headquarters at
the Plaza while in the city
Mrs Daniel S. Lamont and her oausn-
ters. Miss Katharine and Miss Elizabeth
Lamont, are at their cottage at Sorrento
Me. for the remainder Of the summer
They spent the early season at their
country place at Millbrook, N Y.
ARRANGEMENTS for the Metropolitan dances
for next winter have already been made
and the following dates have been chosen;
Thursday, December %; Saturday, Feoru-
airy g, and Saturday. April q. They VIII
be held at Sherry's, usual
Mrs. Ross Amber Curran has arrived
in town from California, and is at the st.
Regis.
Frederick Cromwell and Miss Dorothea
Cromwell have arrived at Poland Springs
in their automobile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

King Alfonso has been talking with
the French Prime Minister. Mr.. BRAND
ought to be able not only to sympa-
thize with his majesty but also to give
him some valuable practical points in
his conflict with uItramontanism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Cincinnati's growth in the last decade
was very moderate, the increase being
1851, or only 11.S per cent. The rate
was higher, however, than that for the
preceding decade, which was 81. Gin
cinnatrs shut-in situation on the river
bank is a hindrance to expansion Be
Sides 1t loses good deal Of population
to Covington and Newport, on the Ken
lucky shore Of the Ohio. Cleveland
passed it at the last census, and Column
bus will soon be treading on its heels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

maintain this forever as compact con-
tinental union, the United States of
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Oklahomans who have never carried
their genealogical trees about with them
will now have to hustle for ancestors
All voting is to be done henceforth on
the "ancestral' basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

Mrs Oliver Hartman. who spent few
days at the Plaza this week, mas gone 10
Hot Springs, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

1t seems as II old times had really
come again in Kentucky, on reading
that James B. McCreary has become
a candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Governor. Mr.. McCreary is
about the only survivor Of the older
school of Kentucky politicians. He was
Governor of the state thirty-two years
ago, and has represented 1t in the House
of Representatives and in the Senate.
When Beckham. the boy Governor"
defeated him for denomination as Sen
ator it looked as if his career in politics
had ended. But he is capable and re-
sourceful and may come back"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
ARGENTINE MINISTER RESIGNS

BuenOs .Ayres. Aug. t-Rear Admiral
Betheder, Minister of Marine. has gue>i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

The chorus girl is once more in hard
luck. The Fish Commission reports lob
sters growing scarcer and mildew has
attacked the French champagne vine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05
:. f5l2ESGNentS

AMERICAN-2-S- Vaudeville
ASTQR-2.I5-S:15- SeveD DAYS.
BROADWAY-S:l5-Th summer Nidowers
CASINO .I5-Up and Down Broadway.
COMFY. REHABILITATION Beach Park, Dream
land. Luna Park.
FIFTH ANENa- E-2-s-Vaudeville-
fiAAFNfERSTlsTN SSH -NauCst1ite
aARDTN. DE PARTS-S:l5- Follies of 1910.
KNICKERB0CKER- S-15-The Arcadians-
TTW kNSTFRn s:f5-S .l.,-tiirlies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

The police will hear something to their
disadvantage as a result of Mayor Gay
nors observation of their stupidity
shown in the night court But he Is
courageous man who does not throw up
his hands at the problem presented by
STUPIDITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

A loaded milk wagon Is to be added to
the list Of things which II is not prudent
for an automobile to ram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-05

The number Of disastrous fires recently
reported on motor boats suggests the
ACCESSIBILITY Of not taking them far from
an engine house.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

lillo i'm fiir un0crc &ranfbciten EN-.
rfdnglid) ntaht. 9or9ebeugt miro
allen grtdItungen ON beltcn Ollrd)
regeln1Bige 9elueeuna uno tnlte
8oi6ungen 81 ieoer SubreS5eit. grn'
piinoet man ober bod cinnol Die
crlten Nu5eid)eu elmer baIo NIT aller
Wtad)t bereinbred)enoen %itorfcn gr'
fGItung, leiftcS Sroiteln rno 6lebert
idoller, lpobei Die tSoltt blnB bleibt
ulo oa5 NuSieheu Der @0nie6ollt crs
b1lt, 10 erieiiqe man ldlcuni9 cine
Iturfe &autreoftion lnb @~lut5u'lnB
az ben 6ouptgciGben oltrf Ion9er
iortgciebtcs mo otter micoerboItes
energiid)es Reiben uno 6rottiren oeS
gon5cn &orperS. 2egt nlo1 lid) Damn
ms @ctt lnb trinft meDrere 1aIIen
6eiben Gbec nit etluos Rum ooer
Go1nuc, 10 miro bic grfdttluna ioit
nic gum Yu9brud) folnnler, gcIdmei'
&C ocnn ldlinnlere Srontbeitcn Der
ilriod)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

grolnme bnbcu 1926 Einnb Der
ld)llngen, oiientIid)e Geriannllllns
gen baben 10000 Yiuuo gefoltet. -
NuSihuB Sibungcn $4,000, per
mild)te NltS0oben buben cinen De
troa BON 1900 Eiuno erreid)t, per
ionIid)c N~uSgoben $4,000 FflIno, II.
Gle Mubl . GommiIiare limo nit POI
931 Yiuno be5obIt morOell. Gieie
Setr0ae er9cbcn. iperlt man lie allt
bic cin5eIren &0bler bcrredynct, A
81. ~ g., olio mcnig ilbcr cinen
Solar iiir iebc ub1caebenc Gimme,
henn cS banoeltc lid nm 5,645, 1O4
Stinmen. Die Erciie %id)luaufen Elm
luenig ic nod Der @egeno; III @n9.
luro ltn0 WolcS foltete bic Stinlmc
hurdiduittlih 1 Sb. 1 D.. clio 40
Worf, iu Sdottlan0 4 Sb. 8 8, III
Srlauo 3 Oh. SM .. IS gibt ieOpd)
aud piel tbclercrc Stimmeu. Iie
Stimnen. Die IN Sepcnoofs filr
Wtltrrep Spcnier Hidlorbiou obgege-
ben mlrocn, les poren 4l) baben
Stiid iiir Stiif l3 Eiuno S 81. 6 3.
gefoitct; iebr bilig oogcNen luoren
sic Stimmcn in EortSmoutb fiir
SonoerS obaeGebcn norocL oenn
lie foltcten MIR 6 5. Dos Stiid, ulio
- Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

fabren bes beuti9en Ser5ogS bon 2ce
ponlbire betbeiligte it'd an Der BE
ruiltng @iIbelmS bon Srunien. Ger
Ser;og BON Beaufort itamlnt BON
Dem alien ans Sboteipenrc tuoblbe.
farnten Sobann Don 0alllt ab, tpabs
reno ser llriprurg Der Ser5oge o
Rid)mono etluoS bisfreterer grt lit,
inioiern ibr Mbne ein S%proBline Der
9icbe 8nrls bcs 3peiten nnb ser
9lliic bon Guerollailles par. - Die
Scr56ae BON Ridnlono iinb Jest
ihon in Der uicrten Generation groBe
9eidiibcr 0es RenniportS. Sr-
IanO beiiBt MIR 3lpei Scr5ogc, uon DC.
ncn Der Ser5og bon Nbcrcorn Den
Scr3o9stitel fiibrt, wGbrenb Die Sit
@eroIos, Die Die Ser5ogspiir0c Don
4einiter innc baben, 81 ben berlibm.
ttiten iriiden @eihleftern geboren.
Gin perbdItniBm0Big arncr Ser5og
lit Der bon ct. Ilbons, bo err MIR
iiber ctluo 10000 gcreS pcrfiigt; oieie
SomiIie itanmt iibri9ens bon eincm
Gn0eren QicbesperbGlttiIie 3orlS Oes
3ipeitell Dem nit Der Iell @lppnn.
Mcbrere Der engliiden SerSogc Ia.
ben ibre Mappeu ourd) anlerlfdni-
ideS 8olo %crueuert. go bot Der Ser.
500 BON Wondeitcr lid NIT elmer
ornprifaniid)en MiQioncn = Grbin,
DtiB Seleno zimmerman, bermoblt,
uno Der iutge SerSog bon Worlbo-
rough, Der Mohfomme bcS SiegerS
ptn Ylcubeim, hot icin Ginfommcli
oos bei'm Antritt Der Scr5ogsluiiroc
itllr ctfpo 100000 Mort I'M Sabre be-
trllg, 1895 olirh Die Sciratb nit Der
idGnen Gonillelo &onbcrbiIt erbebs
lid perrtebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

0llna8r uub Yltbnluihinen. @Grm-
pfet II. |. III. porhanoen. Ga3 Sdloi-
5innncr lit rlid)t pcniler reid an raj.
'llllrten Griin0unJen. Ser ~clettri.
'he W%ettiuGrnICr FAM Ourh cine
Sompc ill ie0Cr 3cit 3eit mo bis
sum acluiinidtell @rooc crbitt lper-
oerL un0 ppr benz Nltfitebcn geniigt
Elm Singerorltd, Die eIettriihc 3im=
merbei5un9 in 6ltnttion 5l icsen.
MoIIen mir in5tuiid)cu iriibiiiidcu II.
oic 3eituna leicn? Sin Irud unb
ans Dem NoOcn ilcigt ncbcn oemRett
elm 9fadttiid,dlcn nit ben Morqen-
gl0ttcrn mo Der Gb0toln0c. Wit
Dem Sclepbou t0nreu mir olld) POM
Bette ats Die eriten Griorocrniiic beS
Cages rcgeln. 0en Sollanleiiter in.
itrlliren, Die Iienitboten in 9clpe.
Nllng lesen II. /. 10, obne 0nB Die
Sbiirc gcofilct 81 tperoen bruud)t.
Moniieur SNAP bat obcr, nm iein
Wcrt 81 fr0ncn. nod cine on0ere,
Elm >ucnig lmbcimlife G%inrid)tlul0
Iciroficn, Sic 6 crlnlibt. Ben gon5ell
@ousbolt mnacicbcn 81 iibcrluud)en.
Gua Iin6 Ieinc ocIettriId)en Spione."
Sinter Ben Supetcn b%cfinocn iidl
lnlltneritdrfenbc. uniid)tbore Wifro.
phone. nit benel cin &elepbon Spe
item in &crbinolul9 itcbt. Ger &crr
r0cr bic Game Nc0 Nnilic& oilricn IN
lbrcn Holtmen MIR oic bctrefienhcn
&erbinOungen bcrItelcn. I'm Noll5
Nclloll 5lt bGrcn, ipoS IN Der Slide,
bcn 2ieuitboten &Gitmcil, Der @o-
rage gciprodcn ooer gcorbcitet miro.
Observation-Disclosures lit nlIo nitberluull=
bencr Stonbputt." Sb lid nber piel
bicnitborc Setter iiir cine iolhe gIrt
Der llcbcrtuatumg ipiui9 iinbcu mcr.
ben? -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

nno leine ircmoortiNe Muiit iiubet
Der @riehe bcrrIid; nit iid) lno ben
Seinen lit er b0d)Iidy 5uirteoen, Ieln
Bolt cridlcint ibm oils ou5 Der 3us
funit. 20 cntiduloigt CT germ unO
ilberliebt nod licber baS Won1cI'
Gofte, foit in ciHcr nuiben, tinolifen
Irt. 9IllcS. mas itarfe @anoluug,
mas moroliidc un0 pbpiiid)e Strait
llnb N~us0aier eriorbert, entlprid,t
iperiq ieinem Meicn 0eSholb olld)
nlt)t &erbred)eIt, lpie Rallb unoGieb.
itobI. Stroiiohcn iino nuffoIlcno
lelten III @riehcnIouo; m0n rci't
BORT bllrboua iid)er. % obcr 9lr.
mlltb uno Der Sinn iiir NcuBcrIId)
tciten bobiiid)tig mnd)er, 10 nctat
Der NrIIcne 5l llebcrportbcilun1 luuo
@etu,0. Zen Gtcbitobl perbictet lei.
nc Neligiou, ober nid)t @dbrncb'
llllln9 oeS pcrlonlidcn 9tllBen3. Mir.
1cnoS miro llcbr Don 8clo gclpros
den ais in Ntbct uulb Fotro@. Mo
er fam, nllbt Der @ried,e Die mou-
gelnoe Sprod)-, Srts- lno Sod).
tcnntniB ocs 6rcmocn ans. Gr be
rcd)net TinNe iibcrtricben bod Obcr
ieBt ioIde oli Ole Rcd)mmg bic Der
6rclnbe gar nid)t Ncbobt bot, Gtcier
tint gut, lid iogor oui Der Eoit unh
onl GiictbobnIhnItcr bci'm Scrolta'
Gcbcn BON @elo IN nd)t ST ncbnen.
Shlnubcit NM @cluilnliild)t mnd)cll
ben @ricd)cn sum %gcborcnen @ono'
Ter, nbcr niht 5llnl rpirtlihcn &ollI-
ulonne. Gohcim lcioct icinc DC
id)6ftsiiibrlna mciltena al alcinlldl-
tcit, crit inl Nu6lunoc cntluitclt or
iit mehr I'M Nr0Beren mo 0roBcn
3uihnitt. Scinc nild)ternc Cent
lpeiic yonlnlt ibm BORT 81 %itottcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
lie SeQcnen ppn heric.

GIN s,pcitcn Sanuarbert Der inu.
i~trirten Salbnlonatsihriit u&oro II.
SnS" aibt ard)ipratb CT. MlIinS D.
9iluef Sorttumg cine onid)aiilid)e
SGilocruns POM Sanb uno golf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Nas Gin cngliid,er @ablfnmpi fOltet.

sic @oblcn bc& SobreS 1906 III
england bnben Dem Sonoc, nodl
Den omtlid)eu Nngoben, 1,16G,S5S
TiinO 9efoItCt. 2ubci lit oIleS in.
hcgrlffcn, bis 81 Dem 2rlld OerySnbl=
5ettel binob. Phi ieocn Der 1913
Gunoionten linb onber 800 Eiuno
%periuenbct mo ouf ic0en 8epGbltcu,
oenn IS poren go Sibc 81 bclcbcn,
ctlpu 1910 Nilno. SierouS FAM
man ei1cn SdlIltB bornuf jicben,
iuie tbeiler orr oicsmolige @obls
fnmpi icin miro. 17iO Eiu,o, olio
1880 Mari, iiir Cit cin5igcS M.-E.
id)ci1t ell mclig tbellcr. Sn @irf-
litfcit miro nbcr nod picl mebr@cl0
fiir icoen Nertrctcr ouSgcgebet, mic
eiu g~riinolifer Sodfcnncr III Der
rloilp WoilM oltsiiibrt, oenn Die
pielen @oblpercine qebell iiir Hetlus
meplofotc, Nll9bl0ttcr, 9roid)iireli,
Nonororc Ger Hconcr lnb onberc
Eropu0on6nmittel Delualti9c Surn-
men aus, Die Der nn1tlid)c 9crift
notiirlif uid)t cntb0lt. Mon id,Gbt
tic nili cine bolbe Miuion Efllnh,
olio 10 Wlil(iVllen Wturt bel Der let-
ten @nbL mo oieies Dial miro bic
Sunlme luabrifeinlid) etlpoS groBer
mcrben. Die @nbl Gnnoiouten lol-
len nGbreno hes Wablielo5uges fem
@cl0 Iclblt ausgeberL iuobl aber
miro ibr 9clo bermenoet. nlo guar
hllrd, %crmittelung Der @obl-Agcn-
ten. Sobato Gin @obl . Gunoiout
oiiigcitclt lit, miB CT lid, b2i elmer
9oilf Elm Goito mllegcn (cin red)t
grpBe0 Gonto iogor), ilber buS leilt
@oblogcnt bic Geriiiaung crbGlt,
Nm nomination bap" mlB Der
Mohlconoioat Dem Wohl . Commit
idr @iirgid)oft fiir lcinen Mnthcil an
berl nmtlid,cu @nblausgobel lei.
ten. iiber Die iibrigc Summc bca AT
gelcgtcn Guntos uber fam Der Wobl-
Mgcnt nod ireiem GrnlcIIcn pcriil-
gen. @icuicl CT uilSgcbcn nari,
hGl,at notiirlid) pon Der. 8roBc bcS
@oblbcjirfs ob. 9ci elmer &ohl9c=
ncinoc Don 10000 &0pfcn (cillcln
SledclL boroligb) form CT 5. q. bis
5lt go Tiunb, Del elmer coililtp olui-
lipn bis III 100 Efuno gcben. 3iul.
id)cr ihnl unlo ieillcm Mohl . Ganol.
boirn bcrrid)t bubci cine Mrt aontpf.
bcnn Der Gonbioot mill natiirlldl
bob olc Gropn9u,oontittel bcl,ilbt
merocn. gr periolat olle Sd)rittc,
bic icin @cacncunbibat i6llt. mo leiil
@cItrchcn lit. inn ausSnlted)en. @at
bic @cQcllportei 5. 9. orciIorbi9e
6lllgbldttcr in Hicicniormat pertbel-
len lniien. 10 fam, man borollf Ifiuo-
rem. Nob cr BON icinenl Mablagentet
uerlol,Qt. er Iolic nod groberc. no
mGgIid iiiniinrbigc Slugbl0ttcr ncr-
ibeilcn ~IaIicii! Ger @abloge,t gibt
berciimiaig oeit Icbtea Eicnni9 fir
Die @ohl agftotiop ans, ieoud) lit
CT o~euobnlid, beodt,tiGer, als Der
@nhl Gnr,hibot. u,lh lpelb, DAB CT
fir bcr, Gnofalnpi aiidl todl etiuos
iibrio 6ebolten m,B. Iiiberocm bat
or einc before lleberiid)t, ais 'ctn
Gonoioot. iiber Die Iisgabelr. Die Die
Begcnpnrtei nad)t. Notiirlid, colt
troIircn bic 8ortcien, 10 lpeit eS
moglit, lit. aud, bic ailSgabeii ibrer
poiitiifen fcinbe.
@ic lid, in, galt5en Die Sllani ci'
ucS @ahlielb;Iacs 5iilntilr,eitlesf,
ieist iolsenoes Bib bon Der lesteh
MahL. Die Naenten baben 196.337
ailula erbaIten, iiir &Ierts mo ali.
ScreS Stills ; Yerional limo i29.762
ViunN M~lsecaebell. 1rrd, &efInnle,
Sdlreibuaareli, Ycrio nno 5eIe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
7as smeitc 8ramm Gabium.

Soeben lit; pie Ser nSni." aus
Mien geidrieben miro, bel Der @ic=
ner ltaotIihcn GerfnufsiteIle fir Ho.
blum aus Soatinstbul cine Iebr
beocltiome Nadridt einaetroffen,
Die nid)t meniger beiagt, ais oaB in
Der bobmiihen Sauptillnoitelle oieieS
f~oItbareu Eroouftes oaS 5iuelte
@romu Gooium geuolnnen iporben
il. Sir Die oitreidiihc Staotsfolic
6eoelttet Die i~pitclhatiibe arsbell.
trng oes raoilnmbaltieen gooeus ill-
merlin cillen betrGftlihen @etuinn.
oa lie iebes @romm Stadium init
$4,000 &ronen beluertbet. Is iilo
aud, geniigeno Ibncbmer porbonocn,
Die eincn Iolf' bo6en YrciS rcd)tfcr=
tigcn. So. eS limo mebr Ibncbnlcr
p%orbon0el,, oils Gohlnm gelicfert
meroen fam, trosoem leoeS Wftllis
eron1m nit $50 &ronen beredJnet
miro. Die oitreihiihe ltoatIife Ro-
blum = Gerfnufsitcle but bisber nit
Gem Serionot bes Hooiinns nod
nidt beginner fonlien, lucil crit eillc
Wtetbooc %uusprObirt merocn mllBtp.
luie bas Wetull 81 uerpadeli lit. &c
tanntlid) iin6 bic @efdDren Der IllS-
%ltroblung oeS Taoiums nidt aerin-
&c, bariIm nulb ein liherer Shils 3D.
gegen %geiunben iueroen. Die grior-
idung oieies gebeimniBpoIen Eros
bllfteS niro IN @ien in Dem ilell CT.
hauten Stadium . Snititllt 9cpflcgt
mcrhent oaS in gan5 cin5lgortiger
Weile geboltt iueroen mltBte, oolrlt
nift Die eleftriifen WeBopporatc
nllrd) oos Stadium in ibrcr @irfrtna
eeitort nerhcn. Dor alien 0ingcn
legt oic &cglertn9 @ertb oorol,'.
Den raoiunbaltigen @ooen bon SOD
d,imstboI gcniigeno %aus5llbcllten Il.
Die giinitige @irfnng oes &ahiums
burd) Iusbou SoofimS ais SIT ci.
ncm H%ooiun,prt ocn aronfen Sngiitc
fon1men 81 %luliell. Sn oen @rilben
BON SoofinlStbul miro oorlltn alldl
rod mond)' anoereS rnbiooftipc Bro-
ouft erjcu9t, mic gftinium mo
EoIoninlo. Nild, bieier bcioelt Eros
Oltfteli ipobucll iebr piele Seilipir.
fllngen ilrnc, Die boS Hnbilm ielblt
teiibt. Sic 5cihnen lid i'm 8eecll'
iab 5itll Hnoium ober boburt ans.
bob Iic bniliiger porfommcil. II. bob
hire 8eiuimnlrg nidt 10 inigebcuere
Sfmierigfeiten mad)t. Mnberoenn
lit III ma1her Siniidt ibr Strob.
lim9spermogcn nod frGftiger nlS
bei'm Hooium iclbit. Cen groBcren
@ertb bciist obcr notiirlih ooS Ha-
blum. Tie Nodrid,t, boB nun onS
5iueite @ramm genornmell iporoen
lit. uilo DAB harunl icbr piele eintoils
ienoitel 8ronlm erbnlten foni,e. ore
tluI plSltl pClHSpSllS VI tht pNii'i'I-
ten. miro inter oelt @elebrten olter
2anoer oaS grOBte Slttere'le berpor'
rufel.
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nod, ,Soiiic seben? Ieine Jrau miro
id,on niitbcnb Ieii,, BOB On 10 lntsc
fneipit!" I'D, nil bic Hatt
hiird]fneipcn!" yslber. Me,idl,
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fie @nroirenpreoigt nid,t boren, bic
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nlorsen Iriib nod Sallie foinmel,. lit
nleil,e ira,, 10 wiitbeno, Dob Tic Dor
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futtn!"
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5i 10 Yfennia oper einen sroBen 3u
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
3cituRgs = 8rieffniteH.

20 Qlbt c@ WHtfcl Encouragement,
Notbaeber aibt e5 peit uno brett,
Yic fonnen Steiu unO @cin erlucis
d]en.
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fiin0et,
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llib icoe5 beli're %3eitunQSbIott
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iten,
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itcn.
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Nb Wcoi5iu, Oh andre Sd)ncrjeu -
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5llriid
llllo lclid)tct Dir nit bcllCn acrScr.
@o9 Dir ollf icbIt, on fillbcit Notb
lln0 mag ein WtilbIItein oui sir To-
1ten,
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9In cine trellc @ruit lid id)micgen.
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Die Giel perben iett gcid)cit,
Sic moden 9orl5 fonoIc Spdlie.
limo crit Der Wctid, Ser Sdopfnng
8ron'!
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Sic ,lci,c 3cit beluciit cs idlOn,
Gr iud)t icin SPELL IN bent 9ricifos
Itcn.
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Hill nit Dem Coos lid nid)t bcld)cis
Den,
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SciNi
Sd iuolltc bci'm Ernpbctcn mettcu,
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Sin ollerlicbIieS Slnolcin hcttcn.
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0ibt'S inn @ricffniten Tutb iiir
NQc,
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Slilr.
So9ur nod fir Die Sun i'm Stallc.
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lllo folr'S fein WebicliS t%uriren,
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lpGd|It,
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Siiriunhr, 10 cin 9rieitnltenmorm
MilB iibcr Gin 8ebirn periiigen!
8oS Der niGt oncs leiltcn fam
Dit lcilleu iuiidllloreincu 3iigen.
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trout.
gllS iuGrc CT Elm aiidenhoder.
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Sdnollt or 0cr 8iirtcl mand)nlol
loder
limo tiidt acrn nit HcScpten nl,t
s9ic Dies Sil brntcn, Dos ii fotcrl
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falten,
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Zen lie nit iold)cm 3eug bcloltcn.
IS flugt I'M tieigcfranttcn Con
Gin Wciblrin iibcr ibren 0attcn;
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-03
EFT TU, GRAND FORKS!

Grand Forkers rejected the commits
sion system. The people of that city
refused to go off after strange fads
and will stick to the present munich
pal system, which has been a sue
cess there. It is well. The city dowr
the river followed the example of Far.
go in this matter-and acted wisely
The Herald had secured the earth
TO get arguments favoring the com.
mission system. 1t had published
Bismarck, Minot, Mandan, Des Moines
Cedar Rapids, Galveston and Cali.
fornia communications-and the vot.
ers turned down the plan.
The Times was opposed to the prop,
osition. 1t did not publish a grea
amount of matter but treated the -lb
ject in a dignified manner and the PEG
pie evidently were impressed with it,
conclusions.
II the North Dakota law is properl,
amended there may be some reason
for it's adoption but its present crudi
ties are too pronounced for the large
cities of the state to conduct thei
municipal affairs under it's provisions
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-03
Trains Going West.
WILL NOT CELEBRATE?

Four years from now North Dakota
IAN celebrate the twenty fifth ami
rersary Of its admission into the union
Why not make that date a memorable
me In North Dakota?
There is an opportunity for Fargo
to get some form of exposition in
honor of the event. 1t could be made
llong development lines and show the
Propress of the state in financial
educational, commercial, agricultural
and manufacturing matters foI
twenty five years.
The Forum believes the occasion
should be given = - prominence. The
silver anniversary Of the statehood
will give the opportunity for a big
event. Will Fargo take advantage OF
it?