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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
TOAD THE FARMERS FRIEND
Useful Lissl4 Creature Most Active
Destroyer Of Injurious
Insects.

a pamphlet recently issued BY Sec
retary Wilson OF the department OF
agriculture pays glowing tribute to
the toad. According to this high au.
thority, few creatures of its size have
suffered more from false witnesses.
II II not true that it causes warts.
poisons infants or spoils cows milk.
On the contrary, it has an amiabia
disposition. d good singing voice for
those Who like that sort OF thing
and above ALL most commendable in
dustry
An able-bodied toad eats s19.44
fwhoiesale fatesJ worth at injurious
worms and insects every season. Iii
Is q most efficient ultimate c0nsumer.
and il likes best those things which
the farmer likes least It is home.
loving and very fond Of children-ite
own children. No farmer o.. Suburban-
ite should try to get along without
. couple Of good toads. Success Mag
-zine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

when the final returns were all iii the
Boston teams average Of victories was
4Oa and Baltimere's 6N3
The 1891 destination of the pennant
hinged "a The result Of the final "a.
rics played in Baltimore between the
Orioles ana the Bean Eaters. When
this set of games started on Friday.
Sept - the Bfdlets were on the top
rung ~ the championship ladder.
though their advantage il me per
eentage column was only one point.
The fourth National league combina-
tion 70 win three banners Ia row
was pittsburg The Pirates. command
ed by Fred Clarke, topped Tie list In
1901 1902 ANA 1908 the nest year
they feil oif badly dropping to fourth
position Ahead of Them were The
Giants, the Cubs ANA the Reds. Pitts.
burgs 1904 record was .56A. thnt ~
the penuant winning New York club
COS
Last year the Cubs, with Frank
Chance directing them. had ihe oppor
tunity % become four time winners
and might have done 50 had ID not
been for Johnny Illing joining the
loldout brigade fhc Windy civ
roupe ran \ poor second q the Pirates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
"A Public Benefit
A Statement Of Facts Backed
up BY Strong Guarantee

Rexall Remedies are the purest
and most dependable medicinesthat
II is possible for modern science ~
produce, and the public may learn
what each one Of these 800 Or more
remedies contain and that they are
sold On a personal guarantee that
they will give entire satisfaction or
they viii not cost the user d single
cent.
There is no "cure-all'y ainonr the
kexall Remedies. There are dir
ferent and separate medicines. each
one devised for a certain human a;l-
ment Or d class Of ailments closely
allied. For instance, RexalI Dvs-
pepsia Tablets arc recommended
for the positive relief of stomach III
rtation, Indigestion, flatulencv and
dyspepsia. They are rich ii Bis
muth-Subnitrate, Pepsin and Car
minatives They are prepared by
special processes which perfect and
enhance the great remedial value of
these well-known medicinal agents.
This remedy sells for 25 cents. SO
cents, and ~ 00perp package. Every
1ne suffering from stomach disorder
should try Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
ets, inasmuch as they cost nothing
/ they do not satisfy.
Remember these remedies may be
obtained only AT The RexaIl Store
ND every one in need Of medicine
) urged TO investigate and take
idyantage Of the frank and gener-
US manner in which they are sold
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
BASEBALL POINTERS


First Bascpan Lush and Pitcher
Dickson are the stars that johnny
McGraw hay uncovered 50 far this
spring.
Manager Roger Rresnahan of lie ST.
Louis As now 4 hearlly insured man.
President Robson has again insured
his hustling manager to fhe extent of
$4,000 against accidents other thau
those on the bsll tield ana taken out a
policy for S50V00 on Brcsnaham's life.
ln Russell Ford Manager George
Sialtings ~ Gle New York Amerieans
believes that he has the best ina
which has come out of the minors III
wears. Ford Is fire feet eleven inches
lall and weighs i15 pounds. TwirIing
Ter Jersey city lass season ne was
wonder
Bin Bradley OF the Cleveland Amer
fcaus SAYS that ha believes Bescher
the SpriagHeld (Ol boy with the Gin
slnnatis, win break all modern base
stealing records this year. Brad saw
Reseher ia practice I'D Hot springs
before be left to join the Mans IL
Alexandria
HugheT Jennings Says that Cleyc-
land " an uncertain team this year
because sonr of the pitchers afe old.
How about his own pitchersY Dono
van aud Mullin have heeu pitching
longer than Joss whlip Niilian is no
spring beauty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

washington ana Oregon have some
ot the largest trees ID the world and
the climatic conditions of that section
are responsible for this fact. IN the
Puget sound country the rainfall is
about 53 inches, while up In the higher
Cascades. near Seattle Il is 100 inches.
and sometimes reaches the 150.inch
point Under such climatic condi.
tions the seeds Of the trees germinato
readily and all the trees continue 10
make vigorous growth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
FARMERS
INSTITUTE
Meeting viii Be Held in
MinCO Next
Saturday

the quarterly meeting Of TIA GRAD,
county Farmers Institute With NJ held
y Mineo Saturday April B. il special
program, devoted chiefly 10 dairyina
has been prepared
NJ r smith president urges large
attendance Ife van be present ~ she
meeting hns as courtesy to Vice
President Aioafr N Hinco. has nyitr9
the laheR ta prosiae
Following 8 the program
Opening Session.
~ q n.- Welcome address. Mrs n u.
saeer president p. 1t. b. ri
Music by the college orchestra
1880 Tick Eradication AHA Quar-
antine Regulations Hon. q. 4 Bryan
state snnerlntenaant of liYe slocls.
il:ia-The Fever Tick ana Its min.
ence on Dairylae Ds y. } Alien fed
erai stock inspector
Y MIR Adjourn to meet al i +. mi,
sharp
Afternoon Session.
f2o i p The Dairy COW ii. Nj
Smith Alex
Music.
: ~ %. bermuda Grass ana Alfalfa
John Fields editor Oklahoma Farm
Journal
Also speeial Lecture 0n Domestic Sci
ence by Miss lfma Matthews III Guth.
riq, Al the Presbyterian church.
q m-The Creamery Prof Toy
IL Porte 4 u ceileSr
r. ~ Business session. receiving
membership fi4sus next meeting plaea
Adjourn till Tp m
Evening Session.
Tseo > H. MAsic gy the college
orchestra
1850 p NJ Farmers Institute Work
lnd stereoscopie Views Prof 4. ii.
leffords. a. q NJ. college
$3.50 d. m.--commereial Interests OF
Creamery e Town. PROT Roy 4
Potts.
Music.
q b Education, PROT }. NJ
veatherley superintendent Minco fab-
ic schools
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
WILL TIGERS WIN
FOURTH FLAG /?
Jennings Has Chance to Equal
Mark Made by COmISkey.
MANY OTAERS HAvE FAILED.

Hsnlon. Anson ci.rL. cA..s
.t. r.-rg e,-. s,-' T., ..,..,- e1"apSs ana sns
e..~...,4 ..'s ~' & ''hsa 'nrse "
-S'S'' Dut Fs'' Down on Fourth.
~" Dstrot Team sizes up.
Wnf Hnoe I.a.,.
Detroit rI~ars ats s'.'..'s n n ale
po,ys f,n,ors ,,a,t,'.a,.,. IS, 1's"t n 'hal
specJaltv H s.,ssI,a,, ,..s,.,, A.s,as'i. Whpse
another ana sT,g '',s"' II. aiasAufe
winner. ~ tb,' 's9'ts o"r 'll''e
leaeuas ar.. nne,,l.,.... NJ ..''a .sa'ionai
teanl II. Toa ,@. ,'.a. 81 i''''' ai's "iiiy
faur 0ags \, s4'''4t''i9s' slll Won
mgsl.ev,s ii 80 as1iey NJ
Anariean assde'a',,.. 44, '''',. W II 1as
III, ajlef ,,5s sp,. II ( 'tilAiuss
vear u usii na. 81 ,as soP li'as
fl,gt nravaa tae M ,1i,' s ii's''si 7 's,sA
I'm sha IVA s.a..t fn -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

Tl4E DEMON oF rae AlR

u the germ ~ II grippe, that breaihed
IN, brings suffering 20 thousands. Its
after effects ARE weakness nervous
ness. lack u appetite, energy and am
hilton. With disordtrea liver ana kid
neys The greatestneed sher is Eiec-
trle Hitiers. the splendid tonne, blood
purifier and regulator oF stomach, liver
ana Kidneys thousands have proved
that they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and REL
store health and good spirits after all
attack os slip lHsulfcring, ry Them.
Only s0c Perfect satisfaction guar
anteed ~ Brown d eo. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
Two Crack Heavyweishts to Battle In
Nernon Cal Ar~;f

I've Crack Hsavyweiehts TO Battle In
Vernon, Call April 9.
sam Langforl the colored pugilist
from Boston, who recently disposed Of
Jim Flynn by the knockout route. y
NOW hard n training for his twenty.
nfe round battle with Jim Barry, the
chicago heavyweight, TO be held iii
Vernon, Cal, April n sam Is sare he
Mlli defeat Barry as easily as he aid
Flynn AMI will then 90 after STANLEY
ketehel
l.anEford has beaten Barry several
times, but the white man, with height.
reach ana weight, believes he can
overcome The negro ia more than ten
rounds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
KEEP AN EYE ON LlJOIE.
Relief From Managerial Duties VIII
Improve His rlayinu.

Keep an eye on Larry Laioie. the
former manager Of the Cleveland
Americans, this season This Is the
quiet Up thar Is being given ont BY
the members Of the Maps Since the
men started training this season Larry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
NEW CURVES
DISCOVERED.
Young Pitchers Invent TWiSierS
to Fool Star Baiiers.
FISH Gall THE LATEST.
Twirier Parscns cf New York Has
Bender That VII Make sIuuaers
strain Their Backs, say His Team
nates-slide Rail Another

Mates slide Ban Another
As ~ me case every year around this
time, many new curves are discovered
5y the young ana old pitchers AZ rhe
training eafnIN or III the practice
games qlaTe balls Chat are nnhittable
ana snei pizzlers that even Tie Star
batteFs viii break their backs trying
to connect With the ball then when
the season Is few weeks Old those
Same fwistefs are hammered Xii
over the diamond Members IL the
New York Nationals arc 50 enthused
oyer the unexpected briliiancv Of Par.
sous. the former star III BueknelI col
lege. tlat the annual Christening At
new curve balls has become fad
Ihey have their sneeze balls. their
whiif balls. their sinker balls. their
stop balls and ali that line of stun
said Catcher Wilbur Robinson recent
n. but ! amt kiddin yon when i saw
Ehat this fellow parsons has got 4
fHrYc that Is absolutely new % base.
5all 4he ofls thing ! can think of
~ name fer il would be the fish
BALI
y was thus recorded Parsons has
he "fsh baIg and if anybody can
'tcp thar for brand new curve it's
ust like money IL his hand.
Az kobinsons Invitation one doubt
ng Thomas took De mitt ana began
he work of catching the phen0m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

ROGER BRRsNAlrAN sr nouIs' STAR CATCH
kR AND MANAGER
tEig things arn expected of Roger Bres-
napan and his ~ Louis Cardinals This
season. "Noisy RoEtr'' mana \ faisl,y
good showing last year With a team
mat was considered ono of the Weakest
~ the National league Stree ths cl6go
ot the isc9 campalgn Bfesnahan has
made many GRADES ana al present the
Cardinals appeai "a 20 a strong second
alvtslon cinb. ReSar rerently anuoanced
hat he would come near Hnishine Al lthe
iirst diYlslonf
was wonder Thc BAN took very
peculiar wabhle waving from Slde to
side Ike the tail % a fsh
New 4ork American league players
nre high in praise af apw bender
that Russell Ford has perfected
which Is called the slide ball He wiil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
STOLE FIRST BASE.


q According 70 simon Nichols
!. now ~ the cleveland Amerl
. cans Harry Davis of tha phii-
. adelphia Athletics Is the only
: player who ever stole first base
u an American league game.
simon did not see the feat adj
Z complishgl as il happened be-
fore he Joined the Athletics. but
the story Is an oft told yarn iii
! the Philadelphia camp. navy
fultz who was the star base
! runner of the league for 4 con
pie 81 seasoas, was Oh third
base and Davis was oH first.
Davis sought 10 draw a throw
50 as 70 give Fultz a chance 10
score, hut tue catcher refused
ta nahe the iry. and Davis went
down 70 second lnopposed.
This aid not satisfy Harry.
however. ana On the yerl next
baIi pitched ne started tack to
first This time the catcher lost
bis head ana. being nonplused
hY the unusual play threw II
the FIRST baseHMu This was just \
what Fulfz was waiting for. and
~ fashed for home, The frst
saekef returned the bali to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
AsTE THESE IN
YOUR NOTEBOOK.

4 y rNS < lf1ESE lN
YOUR NOTEBOOK.
Longest distance throw was
s made bv John Hatfield In Brook
& iyn Oct IS. 1872. distance 400
(. feet Tia inches.
3 The greatest number Of stolen
a bases was made hy Harry Stbvey
Il of Che Athletics III 1855, when
Y he pilfered l5G bags,
Il Longest major league game
was twenty four Innings and
y was played between the AthIet-
Y ics ana Bustons. al Boston, Sept.
u 1906; score A To i.
Inc strikeout record in a nine
y inning game was made bv
Charles Sweeney ar Providence,
X when he made twenty-one Ros-
y ton PLAYERS fan the air in 1880.
K the greatest number of games
Z. pitched Ia q season WAS seventy
TWO, by Radhoufie Of Proyi-
/. dence III 1851,
* The sirikeout record for sea- (
y SON By a pitcher Is held by Rube
81 Wad,iell, chat OF 80l made hy
him ia 1908
llle record number az consec
81 utiye games Won pv 4 major
Z. icagne club IS twenty, maae by
" the Providence natimal league
i team M 1884 Greatest number
% ~ consecutive games INST IS \
,S twenty-siN. by the louisville y
& American association ID 1889. z
s Pittsburg lost twenty three X
< straight IN 1880
B l'he record of Tie shortest \
4 game + forty f@if minutes. y
y made Sept -, l90i. between Me y
\ Atlanta and Shreveport teams. Y
y Ihe greatest number of victo v
X ries ia 2 playing season was 4
z made in l0Od by the Chicago Is
\ Nationals, when they captured 4
y llG games
/, lsss &. s,i it q s - "a Z. * e "A c * "A c A ~ (.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01

ger StialtanO eingetreten. Der Bre-
nier betont ausOriidlih, Dab ole @e-
iebporloge, Die meitere religioie Or.
Den IN Spanien perbietet, nidt 5u.
ritdge5ogen peroen miro, meiI ods
nibt obne gerlebung Der 8eitimnl1tng
Der gonItitrtipn geiheben fam, ut0
fiigt gum SdluB biii5it, oaB Die gnlt-
Sc 9lngelegenbeit oent Senot 5itr emo
giiItigen GntidefOiung porliegt ruto
Dab nit Der ginrei6ung Ger @eieB.
porlage meoer cine SerausforOerung
nod cine 9eleioigrng oes gotifans
beabiihtigt mar.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01
2unoidau.
anslanS.

glMslan0.
Die .offi5ieIe" gepolferlng oes
. eut 9 Ell &ei6es betrug am
1. SSilli 64,750,000 Seelen uno miro
oaber bel Der am /. DECEMBER Itott.
finOenOen n1hIten 8olfs5dbIlmg Co.
100000 mabri6einIi6 iiberiteigen.
@or pier5ig SSabren batten 0eutIblano
in1D 5ranfreih fat genou oieielbe Be
poIferllng, ndn1li9 40,000,0O0. lln0
ieit0em lit oas fran3oiii6e @olf aui
100000 8lriidgegangen, mGbreno
oas oeutihe INN 25,000,000 3ugenom-
men bat.
8etriibeno lit on benz Berihte 0ie
,Seitltelllng Der Satfa6e, DAB, mie III
SSranfreid. ole @eburtsrate 8pnr
langianI aber ood) itetig au6 in
DeittihIon0 5uriidgebt. sic betruq
i'm leBten Sabre filr 33 Don gouien0,
gegen 81 pom 3ouien0 IN 1899. 9lm
auff1aiglteu lit Der Riidaanq IN Ser.
I'm, mo lestes sSabr auf ie 1000 EerIo.
men Der 8enoIferlulg nllr 1913 @ebnr.
ten famen. Start tritt 0ie 9[6nobme
Der @eblirtsrate aud in Sahien
|SonI6urg, 0fedlenburg Shperin
Wfedletlburg- -StreIib lmo GIIaB.2e.
tbrtngen 5u Gage. @ar fein, ODER mn
|ein iebr gerineer Jfiidgang Der @e.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01

Sfeletts 81 maiden ui10 an oen nadl
Dem @ro0e ibrer 0idtigfeit mebr ooer
meniger olntlen Sbntten Die Gage Ser
iibrigen inneren Srgane 81 erfennen.
Sbreden berrift III 8ien. 9ort
lit, (ipie in Spanooit IN Deutidlon0)
Ole rlliiiihe Cholera nisgebrohen ltno
Die umfaiienoiten @egenmoBregeln
.meroen getroffen.
Der 0iterreihiiAe Nfinilterrat bat
lid peronlaBt geieben, anldBlid) Der
.na6gernoe 5rt einer allgemeinen 0ti-
iere geporoenen 6leii1not Snritte
5u tln Der Wfiniiterrat bat bei9loi-
len, Die 5leiiheiniiibr 3u erIei6tern.
.0ds ioa 9iitntdnien lilio IN geringern
WtoBe S5talien, &oIlano uulo SSranf-
reid gegeniiber geiheben. glub iol
0ie fSrage Der ginfitBr argentiniiben
5leiihes eiiter erneilten 8riifimg ln-
ter5ogen meroen. 8is Iol1e 9riifung
abgeihIoiien f0nnen Oie 5Ieii6preiie
alleroings cine uneribninglid5e S06e
erreibt boben
Sim IN oller Seilhlihfeit altSge.
ii6tes 8ubenItiid bat bic 9iirgeri6aft
Der guteu Oeltihen iStaot Sdgeru.
oorf IN Seiterreidiih- -Sdleiien IN
groBe glufreglmg perieet. gtdhtliher
g9eile lit Dos crit fiit5li6 lmter al-
gemeiner 8eteiIiglne uno groBem
@ntbuiiosmnls errihtete 8enfmol 0es
3i6ters 9eter gfoiegSer oeritiinnteIt
poroen Der gonoalisntus Ser 3er-
lt0rlmg lit Elm oerortiger, Dob cine
BieoerberiteIlung oes 8enfmals
ourh 9ieparoturen ousgeidloiien err
i6eiitt.
Die rumGuii6e 8egies
Irung bat Die oiesidbrigen Ser6itna-
noper abiagen loiien, neil cine Sin.
ihleppllng Der Gbolern iiber Die riilii-
| id)e @ren5e uno Elm 9lltsbrud Der
Serbe uuter Den 8rubpen 81 befiir6-
ten lei.
Gas ,8erliner 8ageblatt" bringt
Die intereIioite @leloing, oaB Der
Gar nUn glnff0Tb B0n prrnFiidjen
C5ensSarmcn bcrbaftrt luDrDeu it, Der
Serri6er ii6eribritt Dor enligen Ia
| gen bon @oIfSgaroen mis in Der @e-
| lgIeitrng zines @roBfiiriten Die @ren-
| Sc uno betrat einen 8urf, Der fiir Oas
8u6lifnnl geihloiieu lit. SIN nd6-
| item glugenblid batten i'm imo ieinen
gegleiter 3rpei Sitter Der offeutlihel
Sicberbeit beim 8idel. 9lnfangs lah-
| te Ser Gar ber3lib iiber ieine 5eitnab-
Ime, aber ole @ei6idte fam ibnl peri-
| ger fomiid Dor, ais er nab Der 6e-
pieritotion tronsportirt nur0e INN
lid bort pbotograpbiren Iaiien mliBte.
9tIS es ibn iblieBlidb gelang. ben SSSrr-
hrm ailf5uflGren ianfen Die Saiher,
Die i'm eingeiponnen batten, Dor
! Sdreden beinabe IN Oie @roe uuo Iie
lItannelten tauieuo @nti6nlbigun9en
Cine 8epeide aus ct. 8etersbure
lneloet, 0aB oas riiIiiihe 0tiniiterilim
oes S5unern einen @rIaB beroffentlidbt
Bat, melber Dem ameritanii6en BOT
ihafter in Ger Siirfei Serrn Oscar
lS. Straus, oie grlallbnis geiudbrt
lSt &etersburg 81 beirhen. Der Gr.
IIaB Iautet ipie folgt: n8oS 0iiniite-
riitm oes Snuern geitattet Dem ameri-
foniiden 9oti6nfter in Gonitantino'
pei, Oscar @. Stroils, nelder ben
liiioii6en @lanben angeb6rt nit lei
Iner Sonlilie ct 8etersburg su beili.
lhen." 8ieier @rloB miro als be5eih,
lnenoe eSauitration ser 5trerge be-
Itrahtet, nit melher oie auti.iiioii6er
| l8eror0ntngen boIlitredt peroen
| SSn @ Spanien lit aueenbIidlid
in Den llnterbanolimgen nit Dem 8a
titan betreffs ieiner GontroOerie mi
Der ipaniiden 9iegieritng poIlitdnOi
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01

SD CLAUDE on 9Sarteiregie-
runa, aber IN Dem glugenblide,
IN Dem oie 5roge Der @brli6.
felt aufgeiporfen miro, fenn ib
feline 8arteiul1teri6ieOe, unO
menn id ioI6e mode, baint lit
es un1ionebr meine Sade, oen
@rofter u1b 9etriiger aus oem
offentli6en 2eben 81 entfernen
penn er 3u meiner 8artei ge-
bort, anItatt 81 elmer an0er1.
9ieie Saltltng perlanet, oaB
man ieine glufmerfiamfeit nidt
ouf 0ie finan8ieae ooer geieIl-
i6aftlide 9tatur eines 0tonnes
ribtet, ionoern auf ieinen Sc.
bensmarl0el.
RooIeDelt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-09-01

0as mar Dor mebreren Monateu
Serr Seioel uno oie io5ioliitiihe Ser
moItltnq nuroen am 9. 9lpril ms
Mint eingeiebt Gas @erlprehen, 0as
III Der @abIno1t eeeebeu moroeil, mar
gebalten iporOen; Die So8ioIiiten bas
ben 5llianmen gebalten, aber iie bn.
ben 8ieles lit oieier 3eit geleritt, uno
mie 8ictor @erger pormisgeieben bat.
betramteii fie Jest oas rieiiee Yroblem
Der nfnerifaniIhen 5tdoteperlualtitng
nit erniterem uno niihtererem @eiite.
So3inIiiten brouhen IN Der 9fegeI fei-
me groBe 9lnregilng 8iu Grnltbaftig-
felt. SeIbit IN Der Stunoe hires
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-14
CITY ENGINEER
VERY ECONOMICAL
COST OF MAINTAINING AND RUN
MING HIS OFFICE LAST YEAR
WAS ONLY $1,7oo, GAYS MR..
HoPEMAN, IN DETAILED RE-
PORT.

City Engineer Hopeman, in a de-
tailed report of the city work during
the year 1909, which Included about
twenty blocks of creosote paving, new
curbs, etc., sewer and water mains and
considerable stretches Of cement tile
sidewalk, states that they were con-
structed at a cost of $4,000, $4,000
of which was expended for new paving.
Mr.. Hopeman cites that the expenses
of his Office for the year, as per vouch-
ers filed, was $1,700 in round figures,
that amount included his own salary. a
helper. office rent and light Mr..
Hopeman also supervised the operation
of the cement testing machine. Mayor
Davy says If there is a more economi-
cally administered engineer; Office in
this part of lhe world, in proportion to
the work done, he would like to hear
of It,
City Clerk Price stated today that he
has not yet completed all of the COM
pilations and recapitulations of the
different city operations for the past
year. but he has gone far enough to
since a view tilat the running expenses
of the city have been curtailed 5000
at least and one department which has
helped in the saving was that of the
street commissioner who allowed no
drones to get onto is pay roll.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-14


Jasmin, the Gascon poet and bari
nee treated rich snob to the snl
Ing he deserved. Jasmin had be
citing his poems for the benefit
he poor and had afterward been {
1rted in triumphal procession to |
1tel. Next morning while he was ST
l bed some one knocked at the do,
nd a vulgar nabob entered and /
allied himself without invitation in
lair.
My dear Jasmin4" said he patrc
lngly, 81 am a banker, millionai
you know. / wish you to shave /
18th your own hand. Please set
'ork at once, for / am pressed
me. You can ask what you like
ur trouble"
Pardon me, SIR said Jasmin, wi
ride. Il shave for pay at hor
lly."
What do you say?"
1T is true, sir. l shave for pay on
{ home"
Come. come! You are jesting.
'nnot be put of. Make your char
hat you like, but shave me-"
Again i say, sir, it is impossible.
How impossible? Isn't it "
rade?
ut Is, but at this moment l am
isposed to exercise it,"
In spite of renewed brides and
reaties Jasmin remained firm, and
millionaire went away unshaved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-14
MI pIe,

Maple, N. D., Jan. 1O.-To The Fo-
rum: Nils Thompson made a flying
business trip to Chaffee, Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Rischow returned from
Perham, Mimi, Tuesday where she has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives during Christmas and New Years
George Nystul was Chaffee caller
Tuesday.
The M. r. c. of district 81 opened on
Monday, Jan. 10.
Alfred Rischow was also one of the
Chaffee callers on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nystul visited
with the Myles Sunday.
Robert Schimming is visiting with
his uncle near Lynchburg at present.
Edward Ramsey of Fargo was kept
pretty busy last week fixing horse
teeth, and still more people on the
Maple are waiting for his return.
Miss Lila Willis returned from Far
go Saturday. Cor. M.