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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
1dpHde q Gisessaes Cssbia atpod 26. cttOber 1910.

gen unb Der Gals burdidnitten ipor@
ben. Die poliaei perbaftete spet
WGnner als Der Sbot perbd6tie, je1
bod tparen bieielben i'm Stanbe. ibre
unfhulb gu betpeiien unb fpuroen entz
laHen. Der S6ulbige ipurbe niemals
ermittelt.
Der brittle undufeefldrte Wor0 fpuc>
De an Der Winton uno Spring
@rope Qpenue beganeen. 9as Spfer
mar Qtma Steinigeneg, cine 5elepboz
niItin Der pdrt grhdnge. sic bate
ibre Nrbeitsitele am 4benb Dor Qufz
finbung ibrer 2ei6e gessn 10 llbr
perlaFen, um iih 9eim5ubegeben. sic
erreidte ibre Wobnung jebo4 ni6t
unb lire 2eihe purbe dm ndditen
Uaorgen in einem lssren 8uuplaBe an
Der Winton Roab, gegsniiber oem
Spring 8rope 5riebbofe, gefunben.
Der W0rber bate feline Dutb in gez
rdbe3u teufliI6er WetIe ausgelaien,
inoem er iie erbrofIelte, oeritiimmelte
unb ibre 8leioer in Sesen rib.
Nm Splpeiterdbenb bes Dorigen
cSabres fiel bic az Sabre alte ann
2lopb, Setretdrtn Der Wiborgz z5dnna
lumber Co., einem unbetanntenWorbs
buben gum Spfer. Sbre 2eide .nuroe
am Rsuiabrsmorgen nabe Der Sffice
Der Jirma, an 5opple StraBs .uno ben
6. 8. unb .. Geleifen, gefunben. Qua
ibr mar Der Shdbsl eingeIhldgen uro
Der 5als burdihnitten porsn. Qde
NahforIdurgen na4 benz W}Oroer
blie6en erfolglps.
Sest lit Die grauiige Wlorb6ronit
um einsn peiteren San berei6ert porz
ben unb aud bier tpurbe bic iyrau i'll
dbnlider WsiIs ermorost, rsip. Ders
itummelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
Grfol8los
3erlisfen Nahiorf&unsen mad benz
&ugreiier Der Gttel Stadep.

Die 18 Sabre aft. Gtbsl Stadep.
1elepboniitin. ipubnhaft in Carthage,
pelde am Somitas 4benb eesen 10
llbr auI benz 6simipese bon ibrer 4rs
beifsite1e in 5arttpea besriffsn on Der
Geetion Npe. bon einem Reger. ipelher
ploblid aus eiiem l.eren gduplas ber>
purfprans. ersriffen. nieberseidIasen
unp, ben 80 SUB boben Strubenbamm
bindbseihleppt ipurbe, bat iid BON ben
3oIoen ibtes Qbenteusrs fotpeit erbolt,
b1b iie eeitern i'm Stonbe mar ibre
Nrbeit in Der 1elepbonsentrale in6art=
fDen nieber auf5unebmen. 0eitern
Nbenb fonb cine 0eriammlung bon
8iirsern bon 9arttpea unb Carthage
itott. In tpelher Elm Diselon3saomn,its
tee seidoffen tpurbe, pelhes iih be-
miben ipirb. in 3u,unft bsrartisen
Snonotbaien poraubeusen reip. bic
9bdter CUR Rehenidaft gu 5ieben.
Aue Hohforihunsen mad benz ansreis
fer oes drl. Gibel Stariep babsn iih
bisber erfolgIos ertpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
4eripRabHo otiaex.

Die 5ablreiden Srsunbs bss germ
Jreo. Rensel, bon Der Ohio Qpe.,
gbefingeni.urs Der M0rlein'i6en
grduerei, lperben nit geoduern bic
Radri6t pernebmen, bab oerielR Dor
Sursern ein.n S6losanfaa erlitten
bat unb sinisitig geldbmt lit. Serr
RenseI befinoet iih im9eneiunssbeim
Scarlet OATS in Clifton uno tpiro
iih BEL Der portrefFlihen gflsse, bic
ibm sutbeil piro, hoffentIid balo lpies
Der erbolt buben.
5err George Bauer, Elm be-
fainter giireer bon GorrnpilIe, lit sez
fern i'm beinabe pollenbeten 80. 2ez
bensidhre bonn Sooe ubberufen porz
ben. Gr binterIdbt nur cine 5ohter,
Fri. Innu Bauer. absr einen eroBen
ssreunbestreis, Der isin 9lblsben aufs
rihtia beoauert. Tas 2sidenbssdngs
nib finbet am5reitas Nuamittas bonn
5rauerbauie, 1924 8lsnbora glp. aus
itatt, rporaui Der a0rper i'm Sremas
torium eingsdIhert piro.
Trau Sbereie Shole geb.
Gaumann, lit am Sonntas ihren 2iez
ben burh ben gpo sntriiien ipproen.
Die botanseiebene uno seahtste plos
nierin bate elm 2lter bon 80 Sabren
3 Monuten. 27 5ugen erreiht. Die
gserbisuns finbet am Oonneritaa
Worg.n bonn grauerbauie. go. Is
MarpSirabe. aus itutt, porauf in Der
ct. GranSistus Stride Elm feierlihes
Requiem selebrirt pirb. Die 6inters
bIiebenen baben bas berslihite Wtitse.
fiibl ihrer aahlreihen Jreunse une
0staHnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26

Sit Dien mod sine beu:s
i6e Stubt? Die in ben areiisn
Jernitehsroer Oft beldtelte ge6aup-
tung Der GeutIh Rationalen in
Ceiterrsi6, baB Der gbaratter Giers
Gig beutite Stapt in ubiebbarer 3eit
in 9efabr eerutbsn tDnne, ia In GEE
prIer 6iriitt iton beute tpirtIidl 6ez
orobt lei. 9etpinnt 8eoeutung. Ioenn
man bic grbebungsn left, bic Der
Deutihs goltsrat6 fir Wien uno Nisz
ber.Seitsrreih unter gsnusunJ umt-
llher Guelen angeItellt bat. SIheti-
Ihe Jiibrer uno 4gitatpren. Die lelaits
rerItGnblib Elm bringenoes SrtsreNe
oaran baben, Die 3abl ihrsr Stdmme2z
senoTen in Wien mOsli6it sroB e-@
l1einen su luIen, oeben bieie auf cine
boIbe Millipn Biz 100000 an, mas
obns 3peiiel gu bod gserifisn iii.
Sdon bel Der 9pltssdblung bonn 81.
DECEMBER 1900 puroe nahgepleler,
baB 176, 1876 gepobner Wiens ads
benz titstiinen Sprabssbist gOb.
mems, 14S,241 aus ben tIhehi' 'olsr
5beilen MGbrens uno 1920 aus ben
ienieen StleIiens itammten, 10 hdb
Iaon oomaIs 331, ,957 5idxhen'tdnm.
lings in Wien lebten, tud6renp 9srts
ibrs 3abl naf iahtunoiser ShGsua3
bas pisrie 6unoerttauienp StpeiFsIs-
obne iiberfdrit.en bat. oSn pei!erI
9bitanbe binter ben Si6ehen tommeu
ais frembIprahise Glements fir Wien
bic polen, Slopenen uno Wagnarcn
in getraht, 5batiahe absr lit. oaB
ihon beute cine nolle babe Milion iih
niht beutIher Sprahe ais Mutterz
iprahe beoient, uno ouB bieie 3a9l
iehr ihnell srDBer tpirb, neil bic gu
punberung aus ilapiiden 3rpnlGnbern
oiel reser lit als aus benen nit oeut'
iter Nationalitat. SieIsn Sbatiahcn
entfpriht audi Die fortihreitenoe SID
oiiirung Der Wiener llniperIitdt uno
Der anberen bortigeu 6ohIdulen, bic
nah ben Senpen3en Der niht oeutfhen
6Drer unp Qehrer ihren beutIhen
gharutier oufseben uno fth in inter-
rationale 8ilbungsitGtten perpanbeln
loaen. Die 3abI Der iIaoiiden 3oa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
HroteR. Naiieuberein.

Der 0orftanb bes Oeuiihen Qllses
meinen proteft. Waiienp.reins bislt
geftern NbenD In benz ShuIlotaI Der
ct. Sobannes Rirte, IL. uno Gin
Strabe, feline reselmdbise Weriamms
lung ob, In pelher prGiibent 4us.
Sieiniamp ben 0orfis unb 5etretGr
Eb. Steintamp bas protoioll iiibrte.
6err Oeors aoehIsr. bon go. 324l
6arDep StraBe. fpuroe als neues Mi!.
elieD in ben 0.rein oufsenommen.
6err Jobn Waper purbe an siells
oes oussetretenen 5errn ). 70. Bill
ling ols 0orfanbsmitslieb srpdhlt.
Gns Gefuh um 4ufnabme n.s
Jrant Nrtbur unb wm. Carl 6ill.r,
ainber bes Grani 5illsr. IT,, fuurc:
an elm Qommittee peripieien.
Mls eiuhssaommitteen ipurben
ernanni: bonn %. Sttober biz l. Ros
pember, Mnbretp gnbler unb 6. gber.
ron, unb bonn /. Bis Z. Ropember Sohn
Tiihler unb Qouis Disner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
Mms benz Voli5ei8eri@t. ).

gDle ietntr Seit berthtet. mar IN oer
DonnerItae Hott Der ShantielIner
Sofepb BIaufelb unb feine Jrau Marp
BON benz Gtationsbausihlisber Ben
M. Weiman unier ber Nnilose bes
llnfugs nerhaf.st !rerbeH. Die 9.rs
bonbluns ersab. bab Elm Druoer oes
G4liebers Weiman an senanntem
Mbnb in DeielIidofi Der iyrau 4lnu-
feIb bas 1bedter unb {pdte
Dolon's Wiribi4aft. an Ridmonb
Strobe unb Central 4penue, beIuht
bate. DGbrenb bos p1rfxn semiiibs
LID sneiHnb auiommeniob. erihisn
Der Got.e Der 1rou Blaufelb auf Der
4ilhflGhe unb es entipidelte iih nah
iursem Mortfpedid cine ReiIerei.
spel9er BON benz ShlieberWeiman. Der
ebenfalIs bin3usam, Elm Gnbe semaht
spuroe, inbem er bos gbepaar glaufelb
perbaftete. DER Wann tpurbe seiiern
pom poli3<irihter gu elmer 0elofrufe
pon S. unb Rotten perurtbeili. ndhe
renb bic Jrou freiseiprohen ipurbe.
uebrigens biirfte bic Nffaire nod ein
ipsiteres Nodfpiel haben. ba Blaufelb
bebouptet, BON benz GhlieBer Weim1n
unb beHen 8ruber mibbonbelt tporbsn
~ isin. Er beabIiftist. cine Antlase
an 5uffGnbiser GtelIe sesen ben Be-
nmten ~ erbeben.
Wabe MeJntofb. BON go. 1910
Msn Z. Strnbe. ipurbe bes tbdilihen
Mnsriffs uuf feine Gruu f9ulbis be.
funben unb nit elmer Gtrnfe Don $50
uHb Rotten belegt.
Wap 0olier, bon 80. 577 Carlisle
Mbenue, tpurbs tpesen tb1tIiHen 4r.
grifis ouf ibre 6aussenofin Rutb
Qpnm ~ elmer Gtrofe BON 80 1ngen
4rbsitsbaus. $25 unb Rotten perur.
tbeilt.
g. G. Dunn ipurbs bon Der Nntlns
ee. einen Qsibitulbeiiber bef1ninbelt
~ bobtn, freigsIprohen.
Jobn Geott bttannte iin i9ulbig.
cine Wsense Rleibunssftiid< aus benz
6ouis go. 627- $40 plum Gtrnbe
gsftoblen ~ bdben. Gr erbieIt cine
6trdfs BON 80 9ngen 4rbeitSbous.
800 nat asRsa lusRtisk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
araufaer JrauenmOr0 in CumminSuiQe.
Die grablid beritlmmelte 9eibe bon Grall
Wargartt 0adntb miro in i1rem abgele.
gentn 6anie anfgeinuoen.
Ser SsDpf tunr bMr 8eilticbe 5ermalmt nnb Der ala
uon Gbr sm Ebr bmrd,ihnitten.

Mcip bes futtban gerbrefe nod .geet Die
utetromie 2ef benz 4rbe bemtebrenben Gaten
funon Dieter ope Elm aoF gdnger unb Heger per9atst
5udnsp Gd molten Den sann 1as au brer ArbeisfeGe
snsbrad aben. Der Heser pffs U be 6adneps ab3uien
Wia stern Morsen 10 br bic 5austbHre peroen sunpen
ban abnlihit bes s.ssn Uerbresns nit anoeren unaus
tldrten Jrauenmorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26

gor iiinisie aabren emrfabl Rep. Bnfer Icpn
cHrien bon eoren, waH, fetnen 6enetHos'
misIisbern uHb fsreunbeu bas Ae5ept. bas tbrf'
GefuHbteii uno ardtte pisbcraeaeben, uno ees'
hcl6 nannten bic 9eute es Batter 5obns W'eot'
siH es furiri GridIhnsen, beili Sais uno
euncrn unb bdut ban st6rpcr dnf.
ais cine 9arnnite, bab bic Geftitfe bon
gaterSpbns GQebi5.n abioIui pabr IT. tpiro BITE
summe bon $4,000 iraenoeiner toobIihaiisen
nnftuli ssaeben. uenn oas SeGeHtaeil rahse'
fpiefsn suire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26

fhiiIer in Wien belief Iih i'm Winters
ieneiter 1902 /03 nod auf 1768, be.
trdgt beute aber Itpn $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-26
Der alte Sci m.

Der betannte originele gerliner Qr3t,
tpuroe 5u einem reiten Spetu!anten
gerufen: rWo feblt's benn2"
r3err 9ebeimrah, ih hab' ioIhene
geidperoen BETS Shluden."
~Shluden Se nid", Iagte Der a1lt
9eim unb sins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-14

: See Wood -Reiley fer real bargains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-14
THE PASTIME.

Have you noticed the change at the
Pastime? That is when you see the
best of everything in the way OF MOS
ton pictures, always steady and
bright, no flicker and scratches to
Try your patience and keep you from
enjoying. We make a speciality of new
pictures. We had a new vitagraph
last night, but we have something bet
ter tonight-a handsome new Pathe
Freres' The Bill-Porter's Trials, one
solid reel of screams.
Another good one you will see to-
night is The Marble Heart or the
"Sculptor's Dream.
The Pastime's pictures are just as
much above anything you have ever
seen as Louis Paulhan was Wednes-
day when he broke all records. Come
and he convinced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-14
C. DOWNING, President

&. H. MASON, Vice President c. H. SHELDON, c
ALBERT FENDG Vice President j. H. PARKER, ASS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
JURORS AND NEWSPAPERS.

Judge Shelton Of Macon, Mo, has in
fused a note of everyday common sense
into court scene in his town by de-
declaring-while men were being eX-
amined for jury service-that the
man who reads the newspapers Is the
best kind of man to serve as juror.
OF course, the judge was right.
though the mere fact that he found 1t
pertinent to make the remark at
trlbuted to him proves that there may
have been some doubt about the mat
ter.
There always has been something
about the serving on juries which has
brought out a spirit of revolt in many
men. The model citizen is the man
who tries to keep posted upon the
things which are transpiring around
him. And once he becomes posted, 1T
is almost impossible for him not to
form an opinion-that isTif he be
capable of. forming an opinion clearly.
But such men are not wanted as
jurors though they might be the first
to moderate their views if it should
develop that there were points of evil
dence with which they had not been
made familiar. Then, the member. of
jury, as has been pointed out in one
of the current magazines by learned
iurist, is treated good deal more like
prisoner than as free man. Per
haps"-as the authority referred to
| remarked-"in order to make the
prisoner realize that he was being
tried by his peers" &.
The officers about the courtroom
are apt to manifest much of the "inso-
| lenCe of office" toward the inoffensive
citizen who would like to believe that
he is performing a noble service, but
who is often treated like the veriest
recruit who has just held up his
hand"
| Judges and lawyers, and others who
certainly have more to do with form
ing the destiny of the prisoner than
! the jurors, are not locked up, and in
the patter and harangues of the advo.
Gates there is too often the air of those
who are playing to the gallery.
1t is not to be wondered at that
many sensible men move heaven and
earth to escape jury service, and there
seems slight hope of conditions being
more to the taste of the average citi.
zen.
But the Macon judge has "een {
light when he expressed his respec
for such men as make a practice o
knowing what is going on aroun,
Them and it would be a splendid sigl
: if the. .wholei legal world might turl
hopefully to those who know most
rather than to those who know leas
in the community.
/" For in the end there can be nothin
saner nor sounder in the law tina
$ plain common sense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
All Seams Allowed

For play time or morning wear, this
little apron and b1oomers will be found
not only comfortable for the little ones
but economic for the mother, as they
save laundry bills and may be made OF
leftover pieces or inexpensive remnants,
The apron Is a plain sack style closed
at the back and having sash ties extend
ting from the under-arm seams and tied
in bow over the closing. 1t is made of
figured cambric. A turnover collar In
two sections with rounding lower cor
ners Is a pretty neck finish and is bor-
dered with a tiny frill of edgfng. The
long bishop sleeves have their wrist
bands finished with similar frills. The
boomers are closed at the sides
and are gathered at the top to bands, In
which buttonholes are worked to attach
the garment to the underwaist. They
are drawn in about the knees by elastic
in the hems. The apron and bloomers
may be of like or different material, The
| pattern is in four sizes-2 to years. For
| child Of years the garments require
| Az yards of material 27 inches wide, or
| sM yards SO inches wide; with ~ yards
! of edging to trim.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
THE CHURCH UNIVERSAL.

The Minneapolis Journal recently
had the following editorial:
A Presbyterian clergyman of Chicago
prophesies a day near a hand when
all religious denominations will merge
in g universal church. T. Is a vain
prophesy. 1t is true that denomina-
tional differences are not now SO much
accentuated as they were once. 1t is
true that the tendency is to lay more
stress on works than on faith, to cling
to the main essentials and lay aside
minor difference OF opinion. Neverthe-
less, there are irreconciliable differ
ences remaining, SO that it is impossi-
BILE to see any real hope of one all-in-
elusive church.
Moreover, such vain hope would
probably be a. deleterious if realized,
as it Is vain unrealized. Competition
among the churches in social service
and all other good works IL not carried
to1 far, is good for the churches, for
lie community and for civilization. A
certain amount of union is desirable
and feasible The small town which
now supports half dozen poor strug-
Cling churches of varying denomina-
tions would be far better off with one
strong wefl-supportd, active church III
which all Christian citizens OF the town
could unite their energies. Such a
union church is practicable. since tho
denominations have enough in com.
mon to afford 1t a broad and sure
foundation.
Bnt to unite ali churches TO pool al
their work, to bring all their activities
under one head, would be to deader
their energies and contract the circle
OF their benefcient influence. The ons
church would stand In imminent dan.
GER Ii would Ee threatened with th'
dry rot that tends to fasten itself upot
tire church in those countries where I
il united with the state
Truth may be clear white light, bu
tIo human mind is spectrum, so tha
FOR one man the light Of truths Is Grim
son. FOR another orange and for anothe
violet. RIO one mind Or kind Of nin'
natners al the rays which compose tn
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

The Book News Monthly for jan
.uary features Arthur CUTLER Couch
and contains number of interesting
articles. 1t deals in the new publica-
tions and is brimful of interest. John
WanamaSer, Philadelphia: $500.
+ The January Ladies World Is well
filled with matters dear to the hearts
OF the lady readers. The departments
are well edited and bright. S. FL.
Moore Co, 25 City Hall Places New
York: SO cents year.
The January Sunset devotes consid :
erable space In illustration to Los
Angeles. Robert S. Lovett, the new
president Of the Union Pacific and the
southern Pacific. is the prontispiece
Platt B. Walker of Minneapolis haS
plea for forest conservation. There
are numerous excellent feature arti-
cles. Southern Pacific Ry. Passenger
Department. San Francisco: sl.5os
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
Cummings.

Cummings, N. D., JAM. Ito the
Forum: Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Burnett
left Monday night for two months
visit with relatives and friends at their
old home in southern Ohio.
John Erickson. formerly railroad
agent at this place has accepted q posi-
ton with the Great Northern at Sur
rev. N. d.
Mr.. Otto stoa OF Havana. N. ID, II
here on d visit to his brother OLE.
r. b. cecka left here Thursday on
business trip to Devils Lake and will
also visit relatives at Michigan. NJ. ID
The great rabbit hunt Is now thing
Of the past, Anyone wishing to buy
rabbits either large or small can gel
them as long as the supply lasts By
calling on any of the following gente.
men. R. NJ Wilsie. James staska, ed
Brabander. Geo. Watt and Theo. Roll.
man. How about 1t boys
Cor. c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

ltg Because his wife sued him for di-
vorce and Judge Reed granted an in
junction restraining him from living
in his home-John Klein, a farmer of
Sandusky, has taken UP his residence
In barn on the Klein farm and has
forced Mollie, the family COW. out into
the cold. Humane Agent Everett told
Mrs. Klein she would either have to
take her husband back or quarter the
COW in the house. Mrs. Klein replied
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
ASSISTANT DEMOCRATS.

North Dakota insurgents have dem
onstrated in two elections that they
were merely assistant democrats"
VIII they do it again? Their true colors
have been shown and the policy of rule
or ruin seems to be their slogan.
The o-called insurgent movement in
congress is along the same lines. The
original fight was ostensibly against
the reelection of Speaker Cannon.
This was a matter in which the in
surging members Of the senate had no
part-but they speedily made it their
business in order to get allies in the
house.
The Insurgents made 4 strong fight
against the Payne -Aldrich bill. Dur
ing the present session of congress they
nhreaten to make. common cause with
the democrats of both branches
Ito promote the insurgent movement
The path of progress that leads di.
rectly into the democratic camp is
scarcely the one that loyal and earnes
republicans will care to tread. Regard.
less Of what attitude the individual
may take regarding Speaker Cannon
he was the choice of majority of tn,
republican members Of the house-ant
this should have disarmed the opposi
tion after the caucus had acted.
The continuance of the fight indi
Gates a deliberate purpose to disinteg
barrass and defeat the policies Of th
administration. &t
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
Assistant Assayer, Engineer and
Plumber and Junior Topographer
Are Wanted.

i The u. 5. civil service commission
announce the following examinations
60 be given at the federal building in
Fargo on the dates mentioned
February q. to secure eiigibles from
which to make certification 70 till q
vacancy in the position Of engineer and
plumber. $3.50 per annum, at the Col
vile school, Washington, and vacan-
cies requiring similar qualifications az
they may occur. unless 1t shall be de-
clded In the interests OF the service tc
| filI the vacancy by reinstatement
transfer or promotion.
February 2-3. to secure eligibles
from which to make certification to I'll
vacancies as they may occur In the
lposition of junior topographer III the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
eRoNNA VOTED FOR CANNON.

Some OF the admirers Of Congress
man Gronna, who imagine he is an
insurger, are denying that he voted for
Speaker Cannon's election the last
time. Gronna talked against Cannon,
but when 1t came to the final action he
voted for the speakers reelection, as
The Congressional Record of March Is
plainly shows. At that he committed
no crime. Uncle Joe" had won the
nomination in the republican caucus
and anyone who claimed to be re-
publican and had participated in the
caucus could do nothing else than abide
by the decision of the majority.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
PUBLICATION NOTES

The Indian Craftsman, published by
the students of the Carlisle Indian
school. is an interesting publication
and one which amply demonstrates
the development of the young Indians
in various lines. Carlisle Indian Press.
Carlisle. Pa: S1.00.
Keiti1s Magazine on Home Building
got out an especially good number
In Its January issue. 1t contains many
excellent illustrations of both exterior
construction and interior decorations.
New plans are outlined. Max L. Keith.
publisher, Lumber Exchange, Minne-
apolis: $3.50.
| Human Life for January contains
sketches of Elsie janis, Mime. stein
hill, Travelling with Taft Mrs. Au-
gusta Stetson and many other feat
ures Human Life publishing Co..
$40 Atlantic avenue, Boston: 50 cents
per year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

indispensable. There are some simple
remedies indispensable in every family.
Among these, the experience OF years
aagllres us, should be recorded Perry Davis
PainkilIer. For both internal and external
application we have found il Of great value;
especially can we recommend 1t for colds,
rheumatism, or fresh wounds. - Clarsstsan
IRA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

s4' Some people are sympathizing
with Pinchot for his dismissal from
his position, Can anyone imagine what
would have happened to Pinchot had
he defed Roosevelt in the same man
ner he did Taft?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
Jus out.

Our fau and winter catalogue COM
tt.4ning over l.U1O seasonable styles
ard practical EInts 90 the home dress
maker, also a large assortment of
transfer embroidery patterns. Send 10
cents to cover the postage and we will
mail 1t to any address.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

ag Down in Nebraska prisoner
asked for light sentence, on the
ground that he was relative Of
Speaker Cannon. The insurgent judge
Immediately raised the limit from ten
TO thirty days
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

Have you a weak throat? If so, you
cannot be too careful. You cannot be-
gin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable to another and
the last is always the harder to cure.
If you will take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy at the outset you will be
saved much trouble. Sold by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15

ar Minot has already inaugurated
its second campaign for normal
school--and neat booklet is being
advantageously used to promote the
movement.