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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Die RondrniiieH in pors
tusal .ingeorunsen.
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.beiluns BON RopaIiIten tit in oer Hate
pom groaansa, in 5rassossUtontss,
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ben ober nur rp.niss 2sut. Dsrnunoet.
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pbenbrdhie iinb an perfhisoeneH Srtsn
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cen. IN alien Udllen tuurosn aber ois
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Die Reskrung bat 5000 UlaHr
Iruppen in Der Rdbe Der ipanil9er
grenas uno man bGlt Il. fir Dollfian'
bia a:niosno, I'm bic Siiudtton su be-
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it.lIt In 4brsbs, bob bic Rona!iiten u
gboues unb Guimaruts sinssrud
isien.
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iten in UinbGes. IA MsiIsn Deitlis
ppn Drdaansa. bic Dor. itsheRo.n rs
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.bnen ben Rid3ua nbssidniitsE tGtisn
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Tis Aa.nten unb Srtunce osr portil
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pbns bah axr ihre Behaupiunosn Dol
irqsnb elmer Settle b.itdiiat tDiirbsH
bah be Ncnaliitsn Inn triumph Gpcr
TO III mnrihirien. Mm Dcnnsrita
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tina obsr itpn auf 5000 onleaebtr
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tpenn er In 6porio onlommt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Sobn eri6oTen, dIs er in einem tletz
nen Waoen pom Wdrft 3uriidtebrte.
Die Nnitiftsrin bes 8erbre6ens mar
bic 8dronih b. gouprienp, Die i6ren
So6n sur grmorbung bes Baters
iiberrebet bdtte. sic begleitete i'm Big
All benz 9ebiiId1, ND er oem Seimte6=
renben auflauerte, fab 5u, iDie IN elmer
Gntfernung BON 8tpei Wsetern bas 9sz
ipebr auf ben 6intertopf oes alten
mannes dbqefeuert tpurbe, unb ems
pfing ben Worber nit Der apniIhen
5rage, ob bic Sade erlebigt lei. Der
So6n bat bic sbat sinseitanben. Die
8oronin lit eine 5rinterin uuo Doate
an ibrsm Mnnne Rade ne6men, neil
sr ibr nidt seHiigeno Gslo gum SebeH
eab.
Die g.1gi.r trausu benz
5rtebeu immer
noa Mot.
| Briifiel,6. Sttober. Die gelsisr
trauen psm surppdifden GrieOen bob
nod ni6t gan3. &Dnig gilbert bat be-
| idloHen, fetnsm 2anoe einen eissnsn
Mobiliiirunssratb gu g.ben, Der ale
pIdne fir cine orin9enbe Werthetbtz
auns 8slgiens ausarbeitsu uno CUR
| ftdnbisen Staotss Suititution erhoz
ben nerben ioll. Sn Der Ulttte
bieIsr Wohe rpirb ii9 Der Rotb
formiersn. tn bem Der aOnig ielz
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uno aud Der 5irur3miniitsr peroen
su benz Wlebiliiirungsratb 9ehoren,
unb su ben Rsgierungsbehorben tpers
ben nod bic letter oes 9enerdlitabes
| uno bic Qrmeetommanoanten tommen.
Der 6sr3og BON gonndugf
mad Canada abgereif.
Qonoon, 6. DIT. Der 5er3oo
bon Gonnaugbt bat ii9 am0ouneritao
nit Ieiner 9emabltn on goro bee
8ampFers .gmprsB Of Srslano" II
. 2ip.rppol nab Canada eingsihifft
, no er bos glmt bes Geuerulgoupsr:
, neurs abernshmen tpiro. Prin5 Ir'
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, in Gttapa unitliebsn Gin groBe1
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4 5ersog, isiusH Gtub unb feline Die
nerfhatt refsruirt poroen.
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sIItt.
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:. Der gpiatiter TtdrinelsutHdnt gDH
: neau, Der uHtsr penn Rumen 4nor
Beaumont fiisgt, erlitt an Jrettu
beim grobiren elmer neuen Waihin
stnsn srHitlihsn lngIiitsfau. geir
9anosn ihIug Elm Jliig.I Der RuiAin
y y auf bic Gros duf unb GpHneau MUIR
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u absrmaIs ns 8siauotI4aft bon Der
: angssriffsn, bic 5enitsr sinssporfs
g uno ous Dappsni6iIo berubssrifsl
II Gin Gbnlidsr angriff fano i'm Su
!, ftatt. Ran bdlt Die Gage fiir ist
u srnIt.
H. Der aonsr.B bat tpsitsrs$2, ,0C
e fir Riiituugsn befuiqigt uno $500
900 fir oiegefsitieuHg Der Sdfen
Der pdstiiihen auits.
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Wetterberidt.

sir Ohio: Getpitterregen unS
iilblsr ON Gamitas; itarie noroIsde
bic norDoI.lihs Winbe. 4m Spnntag
fdt1nes, tiihIeres Wetier.
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Shr 8orpsben piro absr bon Der
fransolifhsn Resisruug rspuoiiri.
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LIMB ben beusThtn 8reussr Berlin
aufssforb.rt ben aa'sn gu
perlaIIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Die uatrrludung Oes slaats'
5u6t6aues ID Columbus
O&iro cine iebr eimgebenoe
tperDen.
Sdlimme 3uitdnoe bereits aut'
aeoedt.
S6limmer Dammbrud BEL Ga erOi1e,
Disconitn.
ungsfdbr so 9duier ssritOrt.
gs itsiut absr Rismano babel uH7ssa
tommen 81 iein.
Die geiddftsIags Oes Ganbss.
8om intsrnationaleu golonsWetts
flie9en.
Hur nod srpei gauons IN Der 2utt
Der beutI6s Berlin IL" uno Der
frau50iii4e .Gonbor".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

oatten aui sinem Sort in asabir bis
iran30iFte Jlugse aufseh'bt,.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
Die porlugieGdell l(onar'
6iQea
I'm brei 0OiDnnen int nbros
limen 3sprtugal eiuge.
ornngen.
Gs baben bereits fleine 0efebte
itattseinnoen.
sn Densn bic Resierungsiruppen &C.
ihlaeen ipurosH.
abmiral Borsa biClmo
3wa i.alisniihen 0oupsrnsur Dol
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

3u,a i.alieniihtn Goupernsur bon
zripolis eruanni.
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Su bensn bic Rsgierunssirappen gss
fhlaesn ipuroen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
R. R. COMMISSION
To MINNESOTA

Bismarck, N. d., March S.-The
members OF the railroad commission
will probably attend the hearing be-
fore the state railroad commission of
Minnesota on March 20 at which time
the case entitled, "the state Of Min
nesota VS.. all express companies doing
business in the state of Minnesota"
will be argued. The case is being
brought to determine the reasonable
ness Of the express rates that are
being charged in the state and is of
particular interest to the North Da-
a similar case pending in this state.
1t Is expected that the case In which
the launderers of the state and the
express companies doing business in
North Dakota are at odds over the
rates being charged will be decided
at the Minot meeting of the commits
sion and this follows shortly after the
st. Paul meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
Railroad News
MINOT PEOPLE
Are EXCITED
REPORT OF COMING OF GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD is CAUSE
or MUCH TALK.

Minot, N. D., March S.--The report
that the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad.
one of the largest Canadian transcon-
tinental lines, is seeks entrance into
Minot caused more interest than any
news item that has been pulled on in
Minot for some time.
The matter was officially presented
to President Sherman of the CONNER
cial club Saturday afternoon and he
has called a meeting OF the direct
ors OF the club when the question will
be taken up.
The directors OF the club will go over
the matter thoroughly and will en-
deavor to determine just what is the
best way of promoting the plans OF
the Grand Trunk Pacific. The club has
received authoritative information that
the railroad is planning on striking this
way and all that is necessary Is CO.
operation and organization up on the
part OF the business men of the city
and a demonstration on our part that
the Canadian railroad will be welcomed
into this city.
II is probable that as soon as the
ulans OF the club, a petition will be
prepared to be signed by all the bus
mess men 81 the city, urging the Grand
Trunk to come to this city. This neti-
ton win be presented to the officials
II the company, and everything possi-
BE will be done to induce the railroad
to head toward Minot.
The Grand Trunk has already con-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
house CLEANING TINE
Federal Building VIII be compIo+ely
Renovated and House Cleaning
Has Begun.

House cleaning has begun in earnest
at the federal building and some of
the offices have an ideal topsy turvey
appearance. Workmen started in yes
terday on the annual spring cleaning
of the government property and today
the work is at its height.
All the furniture about the building.
as well as the wood work, will be
washed down and renovated. The car
pets in a large number OF the different
offices have been raised and the floor
scrubbed in a most thorough fashion.
It is probable that the federal build
ing is the first home or building to
have its annual spring house cleaning
started this year. ThS present warm
weather combined with the fact that
several of the offices are now closed
on account of the federal court being
in session at Bismarck, makes this time
most ideal for the annual spring clean
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

structed part of it's line from Regina
to the boundary. Whether the rail-
road will make a straight cut TO Mi
not or connect with the Great North
ern- Crosby line near the boundary and
lease or buy the Crosby line to Bert
hold is not known.
A look at the map will show that
by buying the Crosby line and max
ing traffic arrangements with the Great
Northern from Berthold to Minot, the
Grand Trunk will have straight line
to Minot and by going over the Minot-
Fargo cutoff the Canadian railroad will
make a short line from Regina to the
twin cities nd Chicago.
1t is stated by the railroad men that
the contract of the Grand Trunk Pa
ciiic railroad from Regina to the bound
airy line was made the same day as the
Great Northern let the contract for
the Minot-Fargo line. which indicates
that these two railroads were working
in harmony and that the two extern
sions were intended to work together
for harmonious purpose.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
Dominant Factors In
the New Congress

Continued From Page One.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

building of North Dakota and for that
purpose, creating board of capitol
commissioners, defining it's powers and
duties, providing for and appropriating
the proceeds of sales of the capitol
building lands and authorizing the is
suance of interest bearing certificates
against such fund.
S. B. 29s, Welo- Regulating the
practice of naturopathy.
S. B. 367. Gunderson--Re Refining the
crime of fornication.
S. B. 36S, Gunderson-Defnin the
crime of inveigeling females into
houses of illfame or designation or
elsewhere for the purpose of prostitu-
ton or immoral relations.
Amendment Bill Passed.
Bismarck, NJ d., March sr-On ac-
count of the lateness OF the hour which
1t was passed. S. B. 2S5, by Talcott.
making certain amendments TO the
game and fish board of control was
not handed to the enrolling clerks I'M
til yesterday, hence the reason for it's
being omitted from the list of senate
bills passed which was given out SAT-
urday
The Talcott game and Ash bin was
passed at a late hour the last night OF
the session and no receipt was hanAe
ed the enrolling clerk until Tuesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
VALLEY CITY IS
AFTER N. P. AGAIN
WILL ATTEMPT TO FORCE CON-
PANY TO OPEN DOORS
or TRAINS.

Valley City, N. d., March Sat a
meeting Of the directors Of the cam-
mercial club, a committee, consisting
OF F. e. Packard. Hugh Mcdonald and
A. p. Paulson, was named by Presi-
dent White on motion to take what
ever steps necessary to force the
Northern Pacific to put into effect the
new law compelling Nos. and 4 to
stop here.
The railroad company construes the
law to mean that the trains must
stop long enough to take on and dis
charge passengers, but that they are
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
Epileptic Attacks
Stopped

Or money back 10 the guarantee under
which the great remedy DR.. GuER-
TINS NERVE SYRUP is sold. This
protects the purchaser against loss IL
the medicine fails.
Those afflicted with Epilepsy or st.
vitus Dance should avail themselves
Of this offer at once and put an end
to those awful fits and commissions.
The Nerve Syrup must help, must do
all we claim, or the druggist is author
lied to refund price of the first bottle.
Can any offer be fairer?
DIR. Guertin's Nerve Syrup works
fast. You can feel yourself improv-
ing, getting better the moment you
begin taking 1t. The attacks are soon
arrested, and often cease after the first
few doses. Investigators. skeptic at
first, marvel at the quick results. and
call it the Sunshine for Epileptics."
Dr. Guertin's Nerve Syrup is rec
commended by physicians as the SAT-
est. most reliable and least expensive
Nervine,
Safe because It is absolutely free
from alcohol, opiates and dangerous
drugs. and leaves no after-affects
Reliable because even in small doses
it gives the best results in the quick
| est time, and, owing to its purity, can
well be given to children.
Least expensive because a large
size bottle. containing a hundred full
doses, costs $500. Six bottles $500.
For sale at Meredith Drug Co., in
Fargo. The. Nerve Syrup is also car
ried by all wholesale druggists, through
whom your dealer can be supplied
Request him to get bottle for you
on the moneyback guarantee.
Gentlemen: My mother had been
in bad health for a long time, and had
what our home doctor called epileptic
attacks or spells. The doctor could do
her no good. and so got a bottle OF
Or. Guertin's Nerve Syrup, and it has
helped her more than all the other
medicines combined. She has not had
any more attacks Of epilepsy, and feelsp
well. cannot thank you enough for
Ills OOAlSAAI LSCSANCNt AlOPo tHdS
other sufferers from epilepsy may have
like good results from your Nerve
Syrup. Yours respectfully,
JOHN L. MEFFERD,
EQEE Valuable illustrated book en-
4NAAA titled Epilepsy Explained"
mailed for 6 cents in stamps. Address
Kalmus Chemical Co., Kalmus Bldg,
Cincinnati, o.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
We Buy soran sren.

Carload lots spec1afsy. Correspond.
enee given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co. Fargo. ~. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08


Elihu Root of New York will be among
those consulted on all important meas
ures.
In the house the democrats assume
control, with Champ Clark in the chair.
Mr.. Underwood of Alabama, who will
be chairman of the tariff making ways
and means committee of the next con-
gress.
Democratic leaders in the house diff
fer as to the length Of an extraordi-
nary session, but all the estimates are
that the session will last until between
July / and Oct /.
Speaker to-be Clark believes that
four or five months would be ample
and that adjournment might be
reached during July, Chairman I'm
derwood of the ways and means COM
mittee of the next house feels that an
extra session could wind up its BUSH
ness by. Sept. 1.
Representative Henry of Texas. who
will be one of the leaders in the next
house, thinks such session might run
on until Oct. /.
The selection of committees-those
on accounts mileage and rules, first OF
all-will be the first work attempted
if congress meets. in extra session. The
choice rests with the ways and means
committee, which is vested with the
function OF committee on commit
tees, though a democratic caucus
must formally pass upon the commit
tees action.
OF the special sessions called In
March during the past forty years, the
shortest term was one and of1e-half
months.
The last extraordinary session was
during the present congress. 1t con-
vened March Is and remained in ses-
| sion until August 5, constructing the
Payne-Aldrich tariff law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

Remember Goibergs big horse sale.
March ID. 1911. to be held at the farm
adjoining the city Of Enderlin. The
following desirable stock will be offer
ed: One imported French coach stall
lion, one spotted Shetland stallion, two
large Missouri jacks, and years
old; five big Jennettes, bred; seven
mules and sixty head of horses and
colts. James Walsh, auctioneer; o. o.
Goldberg, owner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

Chop susy * Fsathsksiisr. Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
HOTEL FOR RENT

A very desirable hotel aand boarding
house in a good North Dakota town.
Has a number Of regular boarders be.
side transient trade. Buildings are in
first class repair; rent very moderate
to responsible party. Address 49. care
OF Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

not compelled to open the doors and
actually let people on and off. They are
evading the law and the power of the
railroad commissioners will be invoked
to compel the observance of the law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
4 anap for Cast.

A nice home including furniture and
two nice lots, conveniently located on
north side. Party leaving town.
Phone 1921.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

Milk and cream delivered. Special
rates to large customers. Banner
Dairy. Phone 1852.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-06
BOMB THROWERS
AGAIN AT WORK
PARTIALLY WRECK TWO BUILD
iNos- IN CHICAGO, THE Po-
LICE PREVENTING FUR
TIER DAMAGE.

Chicago. H., March GA bomb was
exploded early today in the hallway
of a building occupied by Italians. and
another placed In the doorway Of a
grocery was removed ana extinguish-
ed by policemen before II could do
harm.
In the latter instance when the po-
liceman notified the grocer of the find
and the latter lighted the gas with a
match. an explosion which partly
wrecked the store showed that the
bomb throwers also had saturated the
rloor OF the building with gasoline.
No one was hurt in the first explo-
sion, though the building was partly
wrecked. Policeman Parker stamped
out the burning fuse OF the second
bomb. Grocer Ignazio Damico and a
policeman were burned in the fire fol-
lowing the gasoline explosion.
Both of the bombs followed demands
for money upon the occupants of the
building.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-06
PAPAL
DELEGATE SOON
MGR. STAcNI WILL ARRIVE IN
OTTAWA ON MARCH 25. DE-
cREEs APPROVED BY
VATICAN.

Ottawa, March 6.-Mgr. Stagni, the
newly appointed papal delegate TO
Canada, will arrive i'm Ottawa on the
25th of this month. He will bring with
him the decreesi formulated by the
plenary council held at Quebec two
years ago. which have only now been
approved by the Vatican.
Word as to the date OF Mgr. Stag
mis- arrival was received at the res
idence of the delegate He will sail
from Naples. Italy, on the 10th. His
coming will be made the occasion of
an official reception, the details OF
which have not yet been decided. II
is probable, however, that the arch
bishops and bishops of Canada will
again be invited to attend, and that
addresses viii be presented.
In this connection there again arises
the vexed question that marred
Archbishop Gauthiers installation re-
Gently, that Of the hiatus between the
French and English speaking Cathol-
les Of the city. The former have not
decided on any line of action as yet
but a meeting of the F'rehch-Canadiau
Educational association of Ontario
will be called shortly to consider the
question.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-06
Majority Of Members Of New Ways
and Means Committee to
Outline Program For
Extra Session
ARE DIVIDED on THE TARIFF
One Faction Wants Revision Started
Immediately While Another Wants
to Leave it Until the Reg
ular Session.

Washington, ID. c.. March 6.-The
majority of the members Of the new
ways and means committee of the
Democratic House hold their first
meeting today to begin the formula
ton of a program which may include
selections of all standing committees as
well as a decision in regard to the ex-
tent the extraordinary session will SO
in the matter Of the revision of the
tariff.
one faction favors the enactment OF
a bill TO carry ont the terms of Cana
dian reciprocity. 1t also favors report
ing a schedule by schedule revision of
the tariff. with at least the woolen and
cotton schedules tackled onto the Can
adian agreement
The conservatives however favor
action on the Canadian agreement now
and the consideration of a schedule by
schedule revision in the regular session
next winter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-06
MANY SOLDIERS
| TO PHILIPPINES
TRANSPORT LEAVES TODAY
WITH LARGE CONSIGNMENT
OF TROOPS AND FoRrlFI-
CATION MATERIAL.

San Francisco, Cal, March g.
Not since the close OF the war with
Spain has a troop ship left this port
with so large.a number Of men as the
transport Logan will carry when she
leaves for Manila today. Her compile
ment includes troops ID, E, G. and /,
Eighth cavalry, twenty third and
nineteenth companies of coast artil-
lery; A, and p, mounted batteries of
the second field artillery and 500 ca
suals. Among the Logan's cargo Is 500
tons of steel and structural machinery
to be used in fortlfication work al
Corregidor Island.