davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

8erieioen III ben adt3iger Sabten oes
borigen Sabrbunberts erlebt fat. uns
angenebm fonnte Die 5nde MIR per-
sen, menn in 0em @ometenfppf Me-
teroiten BON Eonnenge1pt1t porban6eu
mdren, Ste beim 5tur5 na6 ser gr6e
bin nidt ourd &eibung nit ser SUIT
perbrannt merOen f0nnten, ebe Tie sic
feite grooberf ld9e errei9ten. Mber
al16 Damn geborte BOD i9on cine
Moglthfeit 6a5n, Sic etpa 6em mebr-
faden @eapinn zines groBen 2ooles
entipra6e, bon elmer iolden Maie gu.
fallig ~getroffen gu mer0en, ielbIt uent1
sic 3abl ser ~itiir3en6en Metoriten
ni6t gering mdre. @enn aber gar
nur ser S@peif oes @ometen in 8e-
tra6t fomnrt, 10 lit er bon al1Beror-
6entli6 0iinner, a1 ti6t gu iagen
fa0enideiniger 8eidaffenbeit, oab bon
ibm idon gar ni6ts gu befiir6ten
1tebt. Damit aber sic aitronomii9en
Mngitmeier al1f ie0en San re6t bebal-
ten iouen, bat man 6em &ometen<
i6meif bei aller Seinbeit ser 3uium=
meniebung bo6giftige gigenidaften
beigelegt un6 nfht bel me1iger por-
a1sgeiagt, als SOB bel elmer 8eriib=
rung ser gr0atmospbare NIT Sic er
Molie iid cine @olfe bon gpanfaIi
iiber Sic gr0e ergieBen mer6e, alios eli
ne Mrt Ser Maiienpergiftung, Sic an
@irfu11g ielbit Sic 5intflutb iiber-
~treffen miiroe, neil ii@ 6agegen feine
Mrdye Moab balen l6Bt. Diele Sc
fabr fonn mobl p0uig ms 93eib ser
@bantaiie b%ertpieien mer6en. @as
Sic @oiie 6es &ometen betrifft 10 lit
fein ein5iger befannt, ser mebr als
sen bun6ertiten Sbeil ser gr0maiie
iibertroffen bdtte. Die @%eiammtma1ie
zines @ometen miir6e- 6ana6 geringer
iein, als Sic elmer g%iienfugel bon
$50 &ilonte.er Dur@meiler. @enn
cine &ugel bon 6ieler @r0Be auf sic
groe b~era1{tir5en un6 cine DEFENDERS
bep0lferte @egen6 treffen miir6e, 10
MORE 6as freili@ etmas, mas man
mobl ols ein eridiittern6es greigniB
be5ei9nen fonnte. Mber sic Maiie,
Sic nit 0ieier &l1gel perglt@en miro,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
Sin angenebmcs &lanoeritiinbdjen.

@enn oes Cages 2ait getragen,
fommt Elm Nla1oeritin66en mnter
5reunoen mn0 al16 unter geieQtgen
|Sremoen angenebm. 9ieier@enuB muir
Sc uns Dor einiger1agen geboten,n a6-
oem mir Die 8efanntidaft 6es @errn
q. S. 9e8ilbe bon Milmaufee, bes
@ertreters ser in feinen @einen uno
2iqu0ren banoeln0en 6irma g.. 81.
9e@il0e & 5obn BON 5bebopgan,
@is., beim 6reun0e M5olf 2in0en-
berg gemabt batten. Sn oem iungen
@errn 9egSiloe lernten pir einen por=
treffliden @eieui6after fen1re11 uno
a6ten, uno er gepinnt einem SSe0e11,
Ser nit linn 5uiammenfommt, sic l1e=
b%er5eugung ab> 0ab er 6ie 5bebopgan
Strma un0 0amit leinen 8ater in Mir
bigger @eiie bertritt un6 BEL ieinen
&un0en Sen belten @in0rud bi1terl4Bt,
ser aber feline bolle &raft erit in Ben
@aaren erDalt, Sic BEL sem iungen
&errn DegSil0e beiteut uno bon Dem
alten &errn 9egBiloe, Ser aus peri0n-
li@er 8efanntidaft friiberer SATIRE in
ct. CLOUD in gutem Mnieben itebt, sen
&un6en 5ugelanot miro. Das init Srn.
0e8ilOe gefubrte angenebme Sc
lpra@ muroe gepiir5t ourd einen
56lud 6es por5iigliden @odemer<
5@loBberger, Elm reiner Sraubeniaft,
ser aus 5rauben, sic bel Go9em in Ell
nem 40 Mder groBen @einberge, MEL
der Giqentbum Des @rn.@, q. DeS1il=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
Gin sdritt Der alas6eit.

@orceiter elm Ort bon ungefabr
100000 @tnpobnern i'm Staate Mfai.
iaduietts, fat iid bel ser iiingit itatt>
gebqbten @abl NIT $40 @timnre1
Mebrbeit fir @irtbi@aften erflart.
gs i9eint, oaB sic 5to6t ser Sit
iterfneipen ber5lib miioe geporoen
lift. Gor einem Sabre itimmten ale
Orti9aften I'M Often bon Song So
lan6 unter SEM 2ocalzOptiongelebe
fir @irtbidaften. Mlabamn erflar>
tie ii@ nit 20 &ro5ent gegen foniti-
tutioneue 8robibition, lieB 6as ge-
genpartige @eieb in6eiien unperdn-
oert. @abreno oes Sabres itimmten
80 Std6te fir 2t3en5, sic ii6 friiber
gegen 6ieielbe erflart batten, un6 3mar
nit elmer Dur6i6nittsmaioritdt bon
12,467 Stimmer, mabren6 borber 6ie
Maiorit4t Ser vTrodenen" 1896 Be-
tragen batte.
@ir fiibren 0ies f%eineSmegs alS
enti9ei6en6 an. 9ie Brobibition fat
sic @trtbi6aft aus neun Staaten nit
elmer @epolferungs5iffer bon 5m0lf
Miuionen pertrieben, iie bat 375
Std0te nit elmer @inmobneri9aft bon
5mei Milionen al1Ber pielen D0rfern
un6 Tomns erobert. @ir reoen bon
Ser &eaftion le0igli6 alS bon elmer
Snnltration oes Sprii6portes, 6oB
es 1eidt lit, Elm gutes 8fero iiber Sc
biibr un5uitrengen. gs miiroe le0ig=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

us. Miai miro er 5mii6en Groe nn0
Come ourdgeben unb am Mbenobim.
mel lidtbar fem. Damn miro er nit
rapioer Sbneligfeit bon @eiten mod
Often iiber Sen @immel bin3ieben.
Sim 18. Mai mir6 sic grbe bmrb sen
56meif 0es &ometen 0mr6paiiiren.
Seoem Meniden, ser gepobnt lit,
sen Gang ser Maturereignilie mit
ebeniopiel &l1be mie 2iebe 81 betrad,
ten, muB Sic @alle iiberlaufen, menn
CT iiebt, mie BON s3eit gu 3eit intmer
mieoer Sic lei6tglaubigen Maleu
onr6 6abeln bon @eltnntergang be-
u1rubigt meroen ooer mie gum mint
oeiten Elm &eriud in 0ieier &i6tun9
gema6t miro. IS lit audi gar nibt
gu begreifen, mie Elm @elebrter bon
oem @eltruf Camille Examinations
|ietnen Mome11 oa5lt bergeben fann, oab
berartige Mdrden ii6 nit etnem nil.
enidaftliben Mnieben bethlehem. 8ie-
le 2eute mer0e es ia boffentli6 mi6t
iein, Sic SEM 3liammenitob Ser CT
Sc NIT oem @auep'iden &oweten
dngitlib entgegenieben. @as fat mat
nmbig, NIT aaerban0 furdtbaren
M0gli6feiten feline ginbil6ungsfraft
5u erbiBen, mo man 0o@ meib> SOB Sic
groe in- ibrer 2l1ftbiile einen &an-
ser gegen ale ginoringlinge BON al1=
Ben fer beiibt> 10 0ab iie ii6 auen in
einem blenoenoen 5ternidnuppenre=
gen aufl6ien. lteber Sic @r0Be Ser
Meteoriten, bon 0enen ml1tbmaBltd
ser &opf zines &ometen %5ulammenge-
iebt lit, meiB man ~iiberbaupt ni6ts
Siberes. IS mdre ali 10 sic ein5tg
0enf6are @efabr, oaB sic gr0e geraoe
nit Sem &opf oes &ometeu 5uiam=
menrennt un0 0aB ii6 Sic er &opf,
biloli6 geiproden, alS gu bart ermieie.
Das lit aber gang untpabriheinlt9.
gbeniomobl famn ser &ometenfopf
aus einem per0idteten 56marm mini
5iger 5taubtbeilden beiteben, uno
baum miir0e ni6ts an0eres 6abei fer
ausfommeu a1s ein 5terni6nuppen=
regen no6 6eilen @ie0erbolung iid
ie0er iebnen muB, ser Sic berrliden
S9aulpiele ser Mn6rome6ioen nn0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

li6 eiinen SdriiH Der alugbeit beooeu.S
ter. mouh man lett abtuarten, an.
itatt gu arbeiten.
Gin Baftor in Ser Oppoiition ge-
gen Sen MIfobof lit sic nnouloiam-
felt, uno es mub iebr ~be3peifeIt tner-
Sen, Of iie am Nlabe lit. Mber
man muB ii6 6apor bitten Die
6rage gu perriiden. Die geieitigung
Der 8irtbi6aft lit cine 5ades Die bes
5rinfens cine anoere. @ieIe, sic
trinten, baben gegen @irtbidaften
geitinmf. sic iino ser ameritaniiden
Wirtbi6aft miioe, mie iie nit iibrer
dronii6en @efebloiigfeit nno ibrenf
ltanoigen @%inoringen in ser 8olitif
ertitierte. Mber bon ser @irtbldaH
big gum 5rintperbot lit Elm GROCER
Sdrttt, Elm S@ritt, Ben 8iele ri6t
unternebmen molten. Dies be5iebt
it'd ti@t auf berborgene 8irtbidaf,
ten; oieie iino perabi6euensmerth
glei6giiltig, Of l%egaliierte 1rinfitel.
len ertiiieren o0er nidt.
Mber inn Sntereiie ser Ioroeruna
Ser gan5en 5rage liegt es enti9ieoen,
ni@t i@neuer poran gu geben, als es
sic Aniidt ser Maioritdt oes 8olfes
munl6t. Sin Norm6rtsi 6reiten obne
1bpe Berudii6tigung beoeutet Meafs
t1on. 2incoln fannte oieies @ebeim-
NIB better, als irgeno Elm mooerner
Amerifaner. Irob ser l1ngunit ser
ereigntlie, init 6enen er gu red}nen
battle, troy Ser NengitliGfeit nn6 ser
unonloiomfeit ser 8eit, gu ser nod
Die ameritaniide l1ngeonI6 trat, lieB
CT ii@ ni@t portparts orangen. Mit
einem Snitinft ooer einem Mbnunas-
permogen, oaS beinabe an einen ied-
item Stnn gren5te, muBte er genau,
nte melt er gu geben batte, INN itets
binter ii4 cine ioli6e Mauer Ser ge.
iunoen Ibiidten, aementirt 6urd
Sadoenfen, gu baben, iooaB iie ME-
mails tpeifen fonnte. SSn Dem 8ei-
1plel, oas ct nns gegeben fat, lit cine
iebr meiie 2e9re entbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

EI' 80
lit bod III Millionen fleiner Gheilden
5eriprengt, la16 10 1T audi 0ieie gor-
iielung gang unbaltbar. gnoli9 1T
nod oie 6urdt 5urudgepieien, oaB
Elm Sonnet ii6 in sic Come itiir5en
un6 sort cine 10 groBe @ermebrltng
Der Site %berporrufen f0nnte, oaB al
les auf ser @r0e p%erbrennel1 miir6e.
1ie 5onne miir6e iib gegerr Sen Mn-
pran elmer giienfugel bon $50 MiI-
lometer Durbmeiier ungefdbr ebenio
perbalten mie Elm &~bino5eros gegen
einen Stednaoelitid. Alio: r@o5u
Ser 2arm?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

.EuE4sENrE L4IsGe.N|AE
Sc als 5bebopgan iii, gepreBt, bon
ibm aus Dem peinrei9en MoieItbnle
in 5laihen importirt, in Milmallfee
in 8ono gebulten, brett bon BORT I'M
beriebrt be5ogen uno in ct. CLOUD bon
&errn q. 2inoenberg perabreidt miro.
@er oieien eolen @ein einmal gefos
itet, miro iid Der Sbebopgan=Sirma
5n Danf berpflidtet fIblen, neil iie
oieies 2ano nit Dem f0itliden @etrdn-
fe beididen ldBt, uno nibt meniger
oem iltngen Serrn Deg8tlbe, melder
Gem &0rper unb @eiit labenoen, FUN
telnoen @eine in ct. Glonb Elm Mb-
%iabgebiet beridafft fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
1teber,umnbemc edpuieriafeiteu.

Mlem Ami6eine na6 iin6 sic.
&anptidmierigfeiten iiber1punoen,
mel@e Bent rubigen GortbeHan0 ser
5oqpolitiiden 8%e5iebungen 5pilden
Den gereinigten 5taaten un6 Deutid-
lano int @ege maren. 9amit er-
1fetnt Die @efa1r zines 3oQfrieges,
Ger beioen2an6ern Sen 6enfbar lduer-
item mir. bi6aftliden 5daoen batte
bringen miiien, gIiidli9 perbutet.
Hniere &egierung 1egte pdbreno ser
lebten @erban6lungen }ebr Iobens.
mertbe 8emeiie ibrer beri6bnli6en
Sttmrnung an Sen Sag. @ie-.. er-
fannte bereitpiuig sic @ren5e an,
bis gu ser Sic &etdsregierung gu qe-
ben bermo6te, un0 lieB unerfiIbare
Joroerl1ngen fallen.
8eion0ers groBe 5dmierigfeiten
boten Sic &alieinfubr un6 sic SSleild.
ausfnbr. SSn bei6en &unften gab
nmiere &egierung acknowledgements
na6. @eget Deuti6lan6s @unl6, SEN
&alirei6tbum Ser eigenen 2anomirtb-
ihaft nod &raften 51 mabren, lieB iid
BON unierer Seite ia ou6 I'M 10 me-
niger einpenoen> als uniere gfegier-
nng ielbit Sic gr0Bten l1no anerfer.
nensmertbeiten Mnitrengunge11 CUR Gr-
baltung Ser natiirlid)en @ilfsqueuen
ma6t. SSn ser 6leiidfrage gab ie-
bod meniger sic &iidiidtsna5me ouf
Die Srennoi@aft Deutid1anos ais oas
Drangen i'm eigenen 2an6e Sen Mus.
i9lag. Mmerifaniide &an0elsfam-
ntern bradten in sen iungiten gaaen
Die offentlibe Meinu1rg our @eltuna,
als tie, angeiidts ser rielig a%elteiaer-
ten 5leii@preiie, gegen Sic Grbobuna
oes 5leil4mangelS 0urd atntlid)e I5;or-
oerung Ser Musfubr lauten Mioer-
iprl16 erboben.
Sic nod rorbaroenen Meinunos-
per1bteoenbeiten iino untergeorone=
ter gsatnr uno meroen iid BEL ser
aut beioen Seiten bmerrlden0en per-
iobnliden stimmuna obne iiberqroBe
sdmierigfeiten beilegen lallen. Das
g%egenmartige &onoeIsabfommen qe-
mdbrt Dem amerifaniiden &anoeI Of
11ebin melt gr0Bere &ortbeile ais sem
0eutlhen. Mnn nih+ 5ih nhpr IN, Mo;
fe NIT Sen @erbdltniien 5ufrieoen,
11a@oem auf biefiger seite Sic idlimm.
item Soal@ifa1e beieitigt moroen iino.
Ser Eraiioent Soft itebt. befanntlih
out Dem stanopunfte, ooB er SEN 3oQ-
antldlag bon % &ro3ent muir joIden
Sanoern %gegeniiber oils @ergeltunag.
11abregel III anpenoung bringen min,
Die unieren Ml,sfubrbanoeI ourd run-
geborige nnterideioung" gegen oem
anoerer 2an6er i9a0igen. Iapon
fann aber BEL Deutidlano ni9t Sic al.
lermtn0eite He6e fern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

Gin Mnfum bon ser Grippe fat but
fig einen bartnddigen Sriten I'M Sc
folge, melde Bel pieler gu elmer groBet
8lage miro. @bamberlain'S Sniten
Mittel lit meitun6 brett gebrau@
tporoen l1n6 3tpar NIT gutem grfolge
in ser 2inoerung nl,6 8eiettigung bic
fes &uitens. @ie1e 6dne iin6 gebeilt
mor6en, nab6em ale nn6eren Mittel
5ih als erfoIgIos ermieien batten. Ser
fauft bon ser Molitor 9rl1g So:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
@iebbeitanb ,nb &reiie.

Ser 8eridt 6es Mderbau-D eporte.
ments iber giebitano, 6arnen uno.
Nreile fommt gu ben GrorterunQen
uber 6ie bpben 6leiidpreiie iebr oeIp.
gen, er bietet iidere MnbaItspunftea e-
genliber Sen MutbmaBuagen uno Oft
ms 8lane gebe1oen 8ebauptunaen
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Notice Of Teachers Examine
ton And Other Matters.

desire to call to the attention Of
teachers and others who desire to
teach, the fact that tho teachers ex-
animation will be held here on Friday,
the 9Th day of May, 1910, beginning
at 10 o'clock d. m. All applicants
will please be on time and shall pro-
vide themselves with large size paper
and other necessary stationary. 1t
will be we'll for all teachers to note
that the State Board OF Education will
submit questions pertaining to agricul-
ture. So, it will be necessary to give
SCI attention to this subject before
the examination. Under the law, it is
absolutely necessary that all teachers
shall have certificates.
1t is pleasure for me to announce
also that there will be a summer
school here this year. In a subse-
quent issue of this paper will be given
the day on which the school will open,
the length of the term and all other
neces sary information. It is earnest
ly desired that all teachers of the
county should attend the school, as
it's object is to give them, especially
beginners, good, wholesome lnstruc-
tion upon the manner and method OF
teaching, besides other vital subjects
that are taught in all schools.
would be clad if the teachers of
the county would let me know at
their earliest opportunity how long q
term they would like to have. The
school can run six weeks or two
months. Let me know which would
be preferable.
Very truly.
A. D. Martin,
County Superintendent Education.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Improve the Town Property

We are interested in the prosperity
Of our town. We can contribute to it
materially, and give it far more pros
porous look at the same time.
Perhaps the public property needs a
good coat OF f'paint.
Devoe will supply that coat with two
thirds Of the number of gallons re-
quired of any other. Devoe will last
twice as long as any other. Devoe is
all paint and full-measure. Devoe is
the strongest paint known. Devoe
will take care of the property, III the
long run, for nalf the money required
by any other.
The reason is stated above: Devoe
is all paint and full-measure: the
strongest paint known.
E. D. Jewell. Cory, Pa, painted his
house years ago with mixed paint;
took II gallons. Last spring he re-
painted with Devoe; bought II gallons
aid had 4 left Saved SIS to $40, as
painting costs two or three times as
much as the paint. 8 The Kaufman
Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
A Musical Entertainment At
Bethel A. u. p. Church.

There will be a musical entertain
ment. with drama. given at Bethel A.
NJ. E. Church Friday night. April 9th.
Trained voices from Allen University,
Columbia, will participate. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Reserved seats Is
cents. Good order assured.
:, T. B. Nelson, Pastor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

DR.. Harding hasadded an auxiliary,
in that of Toilet Soap, which con-
tains no acids or animal fats. with
which to wash the scalp before and
occasionally while using Dermozone.
A cake of this soap can be had with
each bottle of Dermozone.
Dermozone is for sale by youc local
Druggist.
TAYLOR DRUG CO., Headquarters,
1920 Main Street, Columbia, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County Of Lexington,
JONES' Cashier bank, wbo
that the above foregoing statement true
said shown the books said bank A. c.
BARRET JONES' Notary
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
f Is No Longer q Question
as to whether

as to whether
Dermozone
will grow hair
ABSOLUTELY.
The Editor
Of this paper is
q walking tes-
.timonial, as
well as others
too numerous
to mention, to
the efficacy of
Dermozone
to grow hair on
q ball head.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
TO THE HOUSEkEEPERs

We beg to call your attention
to the fact that we now have a
most complete stock of Fancy
Groceries, and want to serve you.
Below is a list of a few Of our
specialties:
Pinnacle Flour,
Velva Pure Cane Syrup, .-
Lipton's Coffee and Teas,
Libby's Pickles and Olives,
Lilly Of the Valley Canned
Vegetables,
Campbells Soups, Sauce, etc.
Van Camps Pork, Beans, etc.
Armour's "Veribest" Canned
Meats.
Armour's Smoked Breakfast
Bacon,
Armour's Star Brand Hams.
Give US a trial order and we
will convince you that our line
is of the very best to be had.
Telephone orders given special
attention.
JULIAN P. MEETZE,
Phone II. Lexington, S. c.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
c. WEDNESDAY

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Citizens Bank of Batesburq.
BATESBURG SC.
At the close of business March, 25th, 1910.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24
CLAIMS WILSON
OPPOSES LABOR
NEW JERSEY LABor. FEDERATION
SENDS AN OPEN LETTER TO
PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON UNI.
VERsITY WHO is DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

An open letter has been addressed to
President Woodrow Wilson of Prince
ton university by Secretary Henry F.
Hi'fers of the New Jersey State FED
GRAFTON of Labor in which he says that
he doubts the integrity of DR.. Will
sons protestations Of friendship for
organized labor and that he notes that
DR.. Wilson has undergone change in
views since becoming prominent as
democratic candidate for governor.
The State Federation of Labor, at
its recent convention in Newark re-
solved to not support DR.. Wilson's
candidacy, on the ground that he had
publicly condemned union labor. The
editor of a labor paper called the doc
tors attention to the federations ac-
ton, getting in response DR.. Wilson's
statement that he is 1. friend and not
a foe of labor. This is the change re-
ferred to by Secretary Hilfers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24

Washington, D. c. Sept. 25.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts Of disturbance
to cross continent Sept. % to q. cool
wave Sept. 26 to 80. Great extremes
will result from this storm wave; very
warm to very cool with mid-latitude
frosts preceding and following the
storm center and warm wave. Heavy
rains in Texas, the Carolinas, upper
Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys, about the upper great lakes and
in the northwest
First disturbance in October will
reach Pacific coast about Sept. 30,
cross Pacific slope by close Of Oct. 1,
great central valleys, Oct. 2 to I, east
ern sections Oct. 5. Warm wave will
cross Pacific slope about Sept. 80,
great central valleys Oct. 2, eastern
sections Oct. 4. Cool wave will cross
Pacific slope about Oct. 3, great CEN
trail valleys Oct. 8, eastern sections,
Oct. 7.
This will be a very radical disturb
ance bringing all kinds of extremes
in weather features. A tropical storm
is expected to organize in the Car
fbbean sea about Sept. 20 and a cold
wave in northwest part Of northwest
weather section about the same time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24
DUES GOOD INVESTMENT.
-aboring Man Cannot Make Better In.
vestment Than Union Dues.

There is no obligation the union man
should be more ready to meet than the
payment of his dues. The labor union
mas no stock to sell--no source of reve-
nue. but what it receives in fees and
dues. And good treasury is an in
valuable asset in carrying on the work
of the organizations The best money
a man spends is that which he paws
in dues to his union, excepting, of
course, that which he expends on his
family. And, by the way, the money
ne pays to his union goes very materi-
all toward helping his family Besides
the protection the paid-up union mem
Der receives in the matter of employ
ment there should be taken into con-
sideration the sick and out Of work
benefits, and IL he should die, the burial
benefits accruing to his family. The
labor union is the best insurance order
in the world. When all the financial
advantages are taken into considera-
ton it will be readily seen that the
money paid into the labor unions is
the best investment a workingman
can make.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24
Sale Of Land.

Notice is hereby given, that under
authority of an order of sale granted
by the Hon. A. G. Hanson, judge of
the county court of the county of Cass,
in the state of North Dakota, dated
the 18th day of August, A. d. 1910, the
undersigned, the guardian of the per-
SON and estate of Harry w. Swanson
of Fargo. In the county of Cass and
state of North Dakota, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for
cash subject to confirmation by the
judge of said county court. the follow
ing described land, to-wit:
An undivided one-third (1-3) of lot
eight go of block one (1), Pashley's
addition to the city of Fargo, North
Dakota, as shown by the recorded
plat thereof.
The sale will be made on or after
the Sd day of October, A. D. 1910.
All bids must be in writing, and
may be left at the Office of T. III. Nc.
Enroe in said city of Fargo, or be filed
with the judge of said county court,
or delivered to the undersigned per-
sonally.
HILMA c.. SWANSON,
Guardian of the person and estate
of Harry w. Swanson.
Dated this 9Th day of September,
A. d. 1910.
(sept. 10. II. 24.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24
FOSTERS. FORECASTS.

That cold wave will cause freezing
weather in northwest section and very
cool weather farther south.
The storm center on the continent
will become severe about Oct, L.
Temperatures will rise very rapidly
electric storms are probable high
winds will occur, heavy rains will fall
along and west Of Meridian go, floods
are expected in vicinity of Houston,
Tex. from vicinity of Kansas City and
st. Louis to New Orleans and very
heavy rains in Cuba. Not much rain
east Of Meridian 80 on the continent
From about Oct. to % an average
Of unusually warm weather is ex-
pected, with very cool weather pre-
ceding and following these dates. Most
rains are expected last days Of Sep
tember and last week of October. The
month will be unusually stormy. Both
the transcontinental and the tropical
will be numerous and severe.
Weather conditions of October will
be quite favorable to fall pastures of
Meridian 80 and as unfavorable east
Of that line. Crop weather will be
good for sowing winter wheat and for
other fall blowing west of Meridian 80,
and as unfavorable east Of that line.
The Atlantic coast states will be un-
usually dry except in southern Flori-
da and Cuba where heavy rains are
expected.
Dangerous storms are expected not
far from Oct II, IA, IS, %, and from
26 to 30. All indications point to
October as one of the warmest and
stormiest for many years.
Frosts will come so late in the cot
ton belt that top growth Of cotton
will be uncommonly good and will
add largely to the estimated cotton
production.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24
Want WASHINGTON
MADE SANITARY
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION SAYS
NATIONAL CAPITAL HAS WORSE
SLUMs THAN NEW YORK -
PASSES RESOLUTION TO HAVE
THE CITY CLEANED.

Columbia Typographical union No.
1o1 of Washington city has passed a
resolution calling upon the commits
sioners OF the District of Columbia to
wipe out the slums Of the city and
make it sanitary. The resolution cites
that millions of dollars are spent by
congress annually in identifying a
city where there are slums worse
than those of New York." and that the
infant mortality reaches lao per thou
sand for white and 400 per thousand
for negro babies under one year of
age. The citizens of Washington have
no vote, municipal affairs being lodged
in commission appointed by the pres
ident.