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The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

Mrs. Warren C. Fairbanks. OF Chicago.
daughter r-in-law of former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks and popular visitor in
Washington during the last administra-
ton, has just completed a holiday visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward
T. Cassidy, at the Hotel Schenlcy. in
Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
COnstantinc j. Erd man,

Allentown. Ia. Jan. B-F'orner Rep
resentative Constantine J. Erdrnan, au-
thor Of the Erdman national arbitration
act. died at his home here tonight, aged
sixty-three years He suffered eighteen
strokes Of apoplexy. When he entered
Congress in 1896 he drafted the bill for
the prevention of strikes and settlement
Of labor disputes that bears his name.
He secured The ideas embodied in the
measure while serving as adjutant of the
National Guard of Pennsylvania during
the Reading railroad riots. Mr.. Erdman
was Democrat. but enjoyed the especial
friendship Of Thomas B. Reed. whose in
fluence made the bill q law.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
Mrs. sarah II. Parct.

Baltimore, Md. Jan. lh-Mrs. Sarah
II. Paret. wife of Bishop William Paret.
of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland. died late this afternoon in the
Johns Hopkins Hospital of stomach trou-
Bile. Mrs. Paret had been confined in the
institution for four months. Her hus-
band. Bishop Paret. has been critically
i'll at his homo for several weeks, and his
death has been expected for the past few
days. He has not been apprised Of the
demise Of his wife.
Mrs. Paret was born in Windsor. Conn,
and was fifty-nine years old. She was a
widow. Mrs. Henry Haskell, when the
bishop married her.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

He retired from all business in 1895. de-
Gliding to spend many years abroad.
President Cleveland. who had met Mr..
Carroll at the home of Commodore Z. e.
Benedict. rendered him the appointment
of consul general at Dresden. No politi-
cal influence OF any kind was invoked.
Senator German, when told by Mr.. Cleve-
land Of his selection Of Mr.. Carroll, ex-
pressed his strong gratificati ton.
Returning to this country, Mr.. Carroll
decided to live in Washington. He was
twice married. His first wife was Miss
Mamie Rose. who died in 1901. OF their
four children, only n daughter. Miss
Grace Carroll. survives In 1906 Mr.. Car
roll married Miss Maudc Clifton Bremen
Of Boston. She, with Miss Carroll. and
the two little children. survive him.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

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The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

William 8. Carroll. former consul gen.
eral to Dresden. died from cancer Of the
stomach yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence. 1600 Massachusetts, avenue. A re-
cent operation afforded only temporary
relief and his death was not unexpected.
At the bedside when the end came were
his wife, his daughter, Miss Grace Carroll.
and his two little children. William s.
and Maude s. Carroll Funeral services
will be held at the home tomorrow. In
terment will be in Greenmount Cemetery,
Baltimore
He was descendant of Charles Carroll
of Carrollton. signer OF the Decia ration
of Independence His father settled in
Annapolis, Md. but later the family re-
moved to Pennsylvania, where Mr.. Car
roll was born in 1858.
Removed to Kentucky.
After receiving thorough education
Mr.. Carroll removed to Kentucky. where
ne studied law under Gen. Francis Bris-
tow.
Mr.. Carroll returned to Pennsylvania,
and lived in Franklin in the early COS,
when the oil excitement first broke out
He had already achieved great success
as one Of the foremost lawyers in the
State. and his investments in oil lands
proved unusually successful. Because OF
poor health he was compelled to aban-
don all his business. legal and otherwise,
and devote several years to travel
In 1879 he settled in Baltimore. where
at once he took part in many important
financial enterprises He was president
OF the Peoples Bank and the managing
director of the Chesapeake Gas Company,
as well as of other public utilities.
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9isrtes Gapitsl.


8ater 9'SreIli. BON bem Sbidial
feines ein3issn 9ertpdnbten e;a;rrhh e;a;rrhh isiIls
eigsne gr3dbluns BON Qsuem lebbdft
IN anfpru6 senommsn, i6Di.a tief
betpsgt uno fenite feline frommsn aue
gen traurig 81 goben. Der padsre
&uufherr aus ausern ober fab nod
geraume 3eit in Geodnssn Derfunsen
Dor ibm uno es fbien. ais beihdftige
er ii6 mebr nit ben grlebniffen bes
iungen Wfannes, bic ibm foeben ents
fhleiert, dls nit Der 4ntfport. bic er
bem Sbeim besfelben geben folI.. Gnb.
li9 aber erbob er ben aopf, rihtet.
feline rebliden blduen 4uesn ipoblnol,
lsno ouf ben Oeiitlitsn unb fogie:
.5m! bas lift olierbinss cine ielifo.
me, aber aud febr inierefnnte ges
fhi4ts. unb fiir mid, Der Id ia aud
sin @fAaftSmauu unb lsitli9 srfabs
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Sohn llnnspebr an SOuttern Ohio
Sapinss 8dnt So. $4,000.
Sobn grstine an SOutbern Ghio
g. II. Z. Co.. $1750.
gfolIin 8. 1nHsp an GineoIa gaus
9srein, S4500.
Sfabst 5.bsl an Deitsrn &c Souib'
ern gifs Sni. &c.. $500.
Sditis 8. 8ropu an Union Sops
iuas y. II. z. Go, $1,000.
eIara g. Gaisp an z. 6. Sbdsifsr,
$1,000.
elmor, 3. cSadion an gitp SaIl 6.
Il. q. Co., $1,000.
George 6Olosrsr an gilip Qsiheiisl.
S12O0.
3homos Wm. Wioman an 2ilia
20. 2anaoon, $1,000.
0stitsts 5ppotbeten.
ggm. e. Bhsaton on triumph
Gltctric Co., S400.
Jrsberid aruis on SIT. Ssaitbp 2.
II. g. Co., 800.
emma I. Sones an Nooiion .. u.
9. Co., S25O0.
Bertha guiam an bisislbs. $3.50.
5pfbua 3. gIcir on Southern Cbio
6. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
aoiie 81. 6igbee an Cottage y. II.
g. 60, $500.
goip. Roiencrans an oieieIbt, $500.
Ga,is W. St9bts an 2aura IR. pss
tsrioR, $400.
Deter Sipori an @sp. 8. 0arrings
ton. $50.
gla cambridge an qriee 5il g. 8.
Il. .. SO. 30. l, $3.50.
TerieIbs an Iarp g. mnibsnion,
S344.
gatrit Waartin an Oil. Gbss .. II.
z Go, $500.
Neitis 6. Wi(Ier on Southern Gbio
2. y. 60, $500.
Wiorn G. Snpber on Mm. u. Bot
lsp, 1915.
5snristta Barter an George politsr,
$500.
Margorsthn Springarb on 5tlIss
bale 8. II. 8.Go. $1,000.
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gusuitus q. gofinser u. 9lnb. an
3bomas 6. RuIbmpre, 32 bel 80 CUB
an Der gDeitieite pOn meGrsgor place.
81.
Imelia 4ntrup on GSrebsrid aruis.
II Sabre 9aGt auf cine Got 30 tel
l42 5ub in Der Crtihaft Wit. 3lIsas
iaHt; idbrlite Uiistts $50, nit BEN
antaufsre6t fur $1,000.
CHARTS ]. Williams on WihaeI 6.
Sirih, ] Sdbr gadt auf Cots Rp. 62
unb So in Mlartha Z. 6umphrsp's
llntsrabtbeiluns. Springfislb Up;
idbrIits Mistbe $l08.
3be Rorpoob Real GItote uno Sms
propenent SO. an gotharine s3oftie,
Got Ro. q in pIsaiaut gisp Inter
abtteilung. 81.
Sod IL. Roonen on Dora Bauer. II
bel 100 Jub on Der Weitieits Der Ban
miller Ctr, II 5uB iiiblid bon GIart
Strabs, 81.
9eorgs E. RutbsI on 5snrD 80.
arummen. cine Got 90 BEL POO SUB
in Seition 10, Green Up. 81.
9erielbe on Carl Shund, cine Got
100 BEL 200 5ub in berisIbsn Ssttion,
81.
gbilip 9oItsrt an 5r.b. 80. 2aht.
mann. Cots Ro. rs, 79, 80, 81, 50
unb 50 in Der Wphafpt aanb 60. Tin
terabtbeiIung 81.
ehorIss g. Bennett an Irant 8ils
ION. Got 30. 3 in 5rantlin 5alis
bans llutsrabtbsiluRo, Rortb genb, 81.
gbiIip 9oItsrt on Diaiam Silqe.
nan. Got Ro. 45 m Der Wobopt adno
Sc. nntsrabtheiIune. ST.
ghurlts 8. Bennett on Suther g.
Bennett, Got 30. 2 in 5rantIin SuIi.
bans untsrabtbsiIuns. Norib g,no,
81.
gernburo Teudsr an Ghrinopber
8asos. . Sabre pntt ouf sin 80 4der
9runoitiid on Der gaproIeite Der 9au
0pte ape.. Hahs Baltimore qite; idhrs
Iihe Ulietbs $500.
Gbarlss Setter an Roaiu 8. 5uiien,
Got 90 in gboutus W. Satipn's
Gfiats. 81.
abam 9ommsr an sulius r. aeiss
Ter, 5 Sabre paai auf 59t 4ter aanb
in Settion Is, 0rssn Up; idbrIihs
Ulistbe S75.
2he Goilep port 60. an CLARA r.
Goitb, Got 81 In untsrobtbeiIuno ~"
in SaiIsp gort, 81.
Sttpben 2tflar on 2i;sieSpipntsrs.
Got 110 in Mcgsumara & gonner's
llnitrabibsilnns, aodlanb, 81.
WiGIiam Waaner an 4oam goms
msr, 591 adtr 9anG In Se.tion is,
Grtsn 9p.. 81.
6snrp Stpeer an Dorothea Wl.
Saifsr. Got % in :. 6. gentsnfnin's
unterabtbeilung, 81.
Sbe SaiIen pdrt go. an German
6obmann, Got 13 in llnterabibeIuna
~" in Sntlsp qari, 81.
Senrietta Barter on Minnie Siss
merine. Got 72 in 6. G. Sop.ins' uns
itrabtbeiluns. Glmpoob, 81.
ellie R. 2angDon an 1bomnsWios
man, Cots 20 unb 10 in Gprus Doas
BANS un.srabtbeilung, 81.
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GraubeisentkAms lleSertrasnHlem

Glifba gIspsvs IN Rufus Garmer,
Got Ro. 80 in Voa5 Martlanb's I'm
terabtbeilung in GIspes, 81.
grben Don Sob. 3. g. Grams, per
Sberiff. on Wiartin arns, Cots go.
134, 135 uno 136 in Der unterabtbeis
lung Don Wooolapn, $333.35.
Jreberit aruis an 4melio 4ntrup,
Got 80 BEL 142 Gub in Der GrtT9oft
Wit. pleaiant. 81.
Sufana 9iuman ON Deter Rebolb,
Got go. % in Der unierabtbeiluna bss
gIisabeth R. Rob State. 81.
SuIia gotmann an Jrsberid u.
gien, 1beil pon Got SO. 8 in Glen
GroDe untsrabtbsiluns, 81.
aleris s. iyiibsr an Gepree Rotbs
haos. it,, Is bel l25 SUB an Der Of.
felt. Der SisbIano ape., 81.
Wlihael s. oirih an CHARTS Z.
Williams, Cots ylo. 50 unb 66 in
Wartba 6. 5umpbreDs llntstubiheis
lung, Springfielb 1p.. 81.
Joiephtnt u. groeier an Wlinnis
5reuno, elm Grunoitiid In Ssstion %,
Willerest 3p.
6arrn ). pisriOn an aIm.n grnn,
Got Qo JAG in Rornoob Wisp Inter
abibeiluns. 81.
Wlartho Sonss an CHARLES 3. Sing,
Got No. "a In WsiIsbroe llnternbtbeis
lung, 81.
Charles 8. ains an Mbn 6. 1apts,
Soi Wo. "a in berierben llnierabtbeis
lung, ST..
Jba 6. WuIff an Ctto Diedmann,
Got RO. IL in Ben. o. Goy's untsrabs
ibeilung. 81.
2onretta q. gibfoH an Hofineer &:
3opfins, Got No. 10 unb 7.23 Bub
bes 6itlihsn lbeiIs pon Got 80. IL
IN aaurstia q. Gib(nn'S llntua6tbei'
lung 31
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2lnsIdnoiihe sfaHridfeM.

Gin GIieger i'm 8. Sahrs
hunbsrt. gBie Der Figaro" mits
ibeilt. cat Der Barrier SritntdIiit Bic
tor gorrueanb Dor einigsn 1aasn in
Der gibIioibeaue rationale elm in ara
biffer Sprahe eefdriebents Wert
eHtotdt, bas aus bem geainn bss IL.
Sdbrbunberts it11nmt uno beijen Ii
itl, ms Geu;ffe iibertraaen, sttpn loIs
ten ipiirbe: Der Duft eines fpaniihsn
gliitbsRsptigss". Bon bem geIebrtea
araber 81 Wloiiari psrfnbt, entbdi:
oiefes Hert cine 3uiammenfniiiing
ber Observation-Disclosures greisniiTe dus
Der poIitifbsn unb literdrii1en 9erz
sanaenbsit Spaniens Sur 3sit Der
Wdurenherrihnfi. Jn pieism 9uds
nun finbet iih bic G9ilberung zines
6iugusriufes, Der nm bic Witie oes
neunten Sdbrhunberis Dor ben 1bos
rem Der Eiabt gornopd itattfanb, uno
ss III pohl niti obns Sniereiis, nGbes
res iiber ben eriten fJIiessr unb ben
eriien 5lusperiuh Su erfobren. iiber
bic Elm biitoriither 9eri6t pOrIisgi.
Der iiibns Wtnnn. Der bani isinam
pisle 5obrbuHberte mad ibm geborensn
adnhsmnnnt Gl Wattari nanmebr
nis Der Gtitiie Hnbnbre9er Der aoids
tit srfheini. mar ein in Sponisn lss
benbtr Mrdber. Sbn Jirnas, Der Qeibs
nr3i bes burh fein lebbaftes SnssttiIs
fir aunft unb Wiifsn bsrnorrdaenben
aoIiisn Abb CT Rabman H., aus BEN
Stamme bsr Onojabsn. Jbn ssirnaa.
gait Bel feintn 3eitssnoHen nidt nur
ala gsihidier 4rsi, fonbsrn audi ala
seninkr athHiisr uno Grfinnsr; az
bate ben Mfhonismus eints lfbrs
merits erfunben. beibt ss bel Mloilari,
burh ben er einen 4pparnt ireit<n au
ionnen trslirts, Der bic syabieieii Be-
iibe, fid in he 2iifis su erbeben uno
bort ME Elm Wogtl su fdapeben. gl1s
bere ginseIheiien iibsr bic ,3uidmmens
fesung bts ,4ppardtes finb lsibtr nidst
iiberlitferi. TO bab elm Dergisid) nit
ben beuiissn 4eroplnnen 1nsasIGlofIen
1T; mon fpeib nur. r.bdb JbnJirnos jtis
nsr Derehnunsen 10 fider mar, bob er
an tinsm DolIsn GrfOiet nint 5tusiftdss
uno bater bus Uolt BON Gornbpo aufs
forbtrn Iieb. an einem beFtimmten
1dos lsinem 0luoe burH bIe Qjfts
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0rnHbeiseHtbumss 6ppotbeiea.
g.ue 5ppotbefen.
gineinnuti. Is. Sept.

Y IN CT II q J, 10. sept.
William e. Wbeaton an Gailep
gdnf, $1,000.
SerieIbe al SobH Rsmpe, $7OO.
Gopdrb Rcienernns an COTTAGE 3.
u. &. Co., $500.
aatie Di. Sisbss on bisielbs, $500,
Gna 9anbribge on priee Sill gagls
g. u. 9. Co., $3.50.
Catherine Gesers an 5umbcIbi
eobee 80. 274. .. 8. 8. g., 5000.
parline S6esler on 4uquIt O.
8dinmerIin, $500.
aIma grun an 5arrp J. gierfOn,
1890.
aissie Gbsaibam.an 9arrp ]. Bier.
fon, $75.
9bOmas 6. RuIbmore an 1ufinet
Wtu's v. u. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
OerieIbe an 0Ofinesr e Goptins,
$2610.O8.
Dora Bnu,r an GIart CTR. g. u. q
60, $140O.
Gouiio 1ermunn an Court 6oui'
3. " q. 90. 5000.
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bei3uipobntn. 9dns goroopu itr1rn.e
duf oieis antiinoigung bin Dor bic
2bore. unb sur fsiiaeiebten Stunes
srihien Sbn sirnns NIT ieinem 5fugs
opparnt In Der ertpariunsspoa barrens
ben Wtn1s s3um allgeneintn Griiaus
nen ssidng es ibm aud. nit leIhtsr
Ulube iih pom gooen gu srheben, dbsr
nur sinen aueenblid oermohie fih Der
tiibnt Nann in Der 60bs gu balien,
O1un iiiir3te Der atpporot nit ibm su.
gpbsu. Gb S6n Jtrnas ii9 bel btm
Stur3e DerleBt BAT pber Oh er aor ess
iObist porbsn iit. bsri6tet Wnttnri
nift; Shaoen ihsint er"inosb nidt
gencmmen gu babtn, bn Dem gr3dbIsr
sufpIas Die Wenee iiber ben 4bssiiiirJa
ten in lautes Gsldht.r ausgsbrOden
iit.
TO Sabre .0sutfdlano
iiber alles~. .Geutihlanb,
TsutitIanb iiber aIIes". oas jeBi 10
piei psiungsns 2isb, oas 6sffmann bon
5dllsrsleben, turs nlhoem er poH Der
gr.slausr unipsriitdt als .Rspoiutips
mar peridst tporotn mar, perfabt.
fei.ris am q. 4usuft ieinsn 70. G..
burtstag. 6offmdnn smpfina 81 bisfer
,3sit auf 5eigolano ben gsiuh Isines
6amburosr @erlsgers gampe nHo ers
sdhlt Telbit iiber oieTe geassnung:
,Nm 29. 4ueuit ipasisrts ih nit
gamps am Sirnubs. Sd babe Elm
aieo semadi, hds toitst bier 2ouisbor!
mir ssben in bas grbolungssimmer.
Sd Isfe ihm .Ieutitlanb, Gtuifhs
lamb iibtr d[les" Dor, uno nod ebe ih
banIit 81 Gnbe bin, legt er mir Die
bier aouisbor ouf nlsine 9rieftalfe.
mir bsratbihIagsn, in fpelhtr Mrt oas
2i.b am beitsn su psr1ffentlihen III.
Gnmpe iGmunselt: .Wenn ss eiE<
idldgi. tam es sH Rbeinlieo iperben.
grbaIien Sis brsi gener, mub mir
ginsr su.ommtn.1 Sh ihreibe es uns
ter osm 9drm Der idmmtrlihen 1dns.
muiit ab. Campo Itedt ss Elm. uno
mir ihsiben. 4m A. September bringt
mir Gampe bds aitD Der Deuifh.n NIT
Der 6anbnfdxn WeIoSis in NoisH, siis
aleih mein gilbnib. asasihnet BON 6.
u. 2in. an lebterem nihis gut nls bar
g8ilIs. 0offenilin ipsrbsn ulsins
1rsunh Elm bsHsres Bib pom mir in
Grinnsrung bsbalten baben ....s
CINE .3ements aanons9.
Nlir lsisn In Der ,gauiptlt": Gin ins
tereifansss tehHiihes Experiment tuirn
iebt, irie 0iis Nnfbinaspn esmeihst
pirb. beim Bau Jss gdaama Rana!s
gsmnfi. Gs sraab iid bic Hoibnens
bigieii, lie s5slieardnae In Der mais
isdTtioe bon GLls5sl Al reritdrftn,
ba oas geffein :rsoils fsiner .3egfI;ifs
iiiug bon Dem @aiier 3eritort iporoeit
pdre. Tie SneeHieiire beidAoiien
oeshalb, cine ifarfe 3emenilhi6Jt bern
sSeiien ansugIieoeru. inb fonitriiirier
eiae Art antnpuIt, bas ben 9einent
legen Die fSellenlpdnoe id,leuDert.
gieie ieItidrrIen 8eiduBc beiteben aus
elmer groben saelle, Die bitrh liifts
orud nnf born seid.leitOert iuiro.
auf 0ieier sselle beftnDet lid, EN- Href
airs Cement. EanD unn Mniier. Der
Brci miro init icId,er 9eiDnlt nui Deil
sSeiien nufgeItlelibert. DnB er ieitflebt
inb dlsbdib erbdrtet Die .9ement.
saanoRens beuerfea In einrsH Tag
0hi3ebH GiinbrntItleter 6eIienlpnu0
einG 0ireieilibulb 8eutiuietsr 0i6ci
E&f4t Seusesrt.
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Mortissang folat.)

9as Jlug5.ug i'm 80 3 I.
.ompf. Der frun5Ofif6s Ssnator
Or. Repmono ftsbt, ME Der .JigarO"
5u meloen tpeiB. I'M gsgrifi, Der 5lugs
i1cittns Elm nsuss getbdtisungsfelo
gu offnen. Sn fsinsr gigsuituFt als
Wlitglieo Der parIdmeutdriiten apmz
milton fiir Ioiatit legt Or. ReDmono
Wertb oorauf, bic 9inse, iber bic sr
81 urtheilen bat, audi prattiih tennen
Sil lernen. gr bat pesbalb einen sslie=
serturius bur6gemudt, bas giIotsn-
seugnib ertporbsn unb nit peri6ieDes
nen Qufftieeen ben gsipeis erbratt,
cab sr als Jlieger isinen Wann itebt.
gta6osm er iih ourh 5ubIrsi6s probs.
fluse uuf Dem Slugfelo bon gtampes
NIT isinem tiir5ltd angstauften aero.
fian oouig pertraut gsmaht, gsbentt
Or, Repmonbl an bieien 5Qeen cine
2uftreife nad ieinem Wahltreis an Der
2cire su unternebmen, um ieinen
Wdblern ben lbliden Retenfdoftsbes
rint ab3ulesen. Das 3iel Der gteiIe,
bic Der Ssnator bonn 5lugplab gtam,
pes antretsn pirb, TT SaintzGtienns.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sts ssraemnas---
Wd6r(aaeria 0ieIes 3eilaQers,

e6rn In b.r ffitftsn 8esi aas 81 eswtFs
erfoBsr. bic tar1 bic E4opiuHg bster tsaaei
Haren uno - Heat fsin SHstfsi oo-. eab
su4 teIsuiaes ne1 9eEicasH exiiisrsn, bis
hurG siEs uubsiauHie fsraif I'm stanes nRs.
Eteles an ttuu uHo ooyagssufasen. ssss sar
ennert erfsnunl'6 III nns bIsibi yfr GclA<5
Dat lie Raiar bisfs TnHe befcH5ers beghnftai.
esEn hs bci ibs bic feiisas @ass peTisstsn. sas
tfbsn .stsE ggttHsHfseH ipie siH aufssfAla3e.
nee %E1 eeHaa su iefea. gersebi Hi6s. nub
sc I'm ssrer eiceneR @sfleens On essi'H sstHns
IrstHt. sshmt bic enft Guo Gar ef.;in bis
eesftH aDenus, barn aesf ste'eibs blaaa'. bts
5tr oss f15us HefesHs BON 5rau .. Caeasr
errs'tt. fas baus ~ snr Isufsn 6an6 uiGs
sm 9Gun II. oez 2ams: i.
Mrs. Id. YAEGER,
cstsis nsrnHs. elHssss. G.nfinnssL g.
xesis 80 aeuts une batntxz.
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Geb ebanfeufpfitter

Gs lit teine aunit, tonIsquent su
fsin. penn man fi1 ni4t Dapor its,it,
lansntilis ~ fem.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
SEVENTEEN CLUBS
HAVE ACCEPTED
SEVENTEEN COMMERCIAL CLUBS
IN MINNESOTA AND NORTH DA.
koTA HAVE ACCEPTED INVITA-.
TONS TO ATTEND THE OPEN.
ING OF THE FARGO CLUB.

UP to date there have been seven
teen commercial clubs in Minnesota
and North Dakota that have accepted
invitations to attend the grand opening
and banquet Of the Fargo Commercial
club which will be held Friday, April
II. All of these clubs will send at
least one delegate and many Of them
will send a number Of representatives.
A few Of the clubs have sent In the
names Of the men who will represent
their respective organization.
A list Of the representatives who win
be present at the former opening shows
that the commercial clubs to have DEL
egates are Minneapolis, st. Paul. Du-
luth, Grand Forks, HIllsboro, Valley
City, Lisbon, Wahpeton. Minot, May
vile. Larimore. Judd, Hatton, Mime
waulzon, Northwood, Bismarck and
jamestown.
The programme for the big opening
OF the club will be out in few days.
1t is understood that on the lists Of
toast responsers viii be some of the
best speakers in the northwest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
City in Brief

#. M. Bugg, the district passenge,
agent of the Burlington route il II
the city today on business.
Judge Amidon has returned home
from ST. Paul where he has been hold
ing federal court for some time.
John Doe was picked up on the street
today in an intoxicated condition. ri
was the same old John who was too
drunk to be able to give his correct
name.
Rev. j. M. O'DriscolI, secretary to
Bishop O'Reilly, left for Grand Forks
this morning where ne will preach at
the high mass in st. MichaeTs church,
tomorrow.
Harold Sorenson, clerk of the county
court, issued a marriage license this
morning to Charles Mellar of Fargo
and Charlotte Frieda Luedemann Of
Spokane. Mr.. Mellar is the city land
scape gardner and has charge of the
park.
On Good Friday evening Bishop
O'Reilly preached the Passion sermon
In st. Michael's church, Grand Forks.
N. d. On Easter Sunday morning the
bishop win preach at the high mass
in st. Mary's cathedral on the resur-
rection.
Ben Parker was arrested last night
on the charge of being drunk and was
hauled to the police station In q cab.
He appeared before Judge Miller this
afternoon and was given short, jail
sentence, Parker was creating a row
when arrested.
Rev. Ralph Franklin Banning will
speak at the vesper sevices at the Y.
w. G. A. tomorrow afternoon and Pro
fessor Orr OF the Fargo conservatory
will sing. All the ladies OF the city
are cordially invited to attend. as the
will be unusually good.
The choir of the Swedish BAPTIST
church win give concert Friday.
April Fl, with the object of raising
money to purchase piano for the
church. Some of the best talent of the
city has been secured to assist, and the
concert promises to be very good
one.
e. Fl. Schmidt, who lis with the Crane |
3 OrdWay house at Great Falls, Mont
9 sending Fargo friends a booster SOU |
1eNr published under the auspices of |
he commercial club Of Great Falls,
t Is in the shape or an illustrated |
older giving excellently executed views
II the city. 1t is one of the most
attractive things of the kind seen for a /
ong time-so good that it won't be
ossed into the wastepaper basket. The
sender is the son OF J. III. Schmidt OF
he stone Music house.
Patrons Of the Fargo postofice
hould bear in mind that the carriers
will be closed tomorrow
morning, and only absolutely neces-
airy mail will be given out--when pre-
Tious notice has been filed that it is
expected and will be called for. The
money order, registry and stamps d.
isions will be closed. Those who
AVE filed requests for mail coming
sualiy by carrier can obtain the same
t the box rent window. The general
elivery win be open as usual to serve
ransients. All box mail will be thrown
nd access can be obtained to boxes
ay or night. All mails will be col
ected and dispatched as usual.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
BOOK FOR ARBOR DAY


=. ]. Taylor, the superintendent OF
public instruction, has just issued q
book to the schools OF the county re-
lating to Arbor day in North Dakota.
The object OF the book is to plan Tor
the day and to prepare for the spring
and summer campaign Of improving
and beautifying school grounds streets.
alleys, public highways and private
grounds.
Tn the f0reword to the book the
state superintendent suggests that Ar
bor day be set apart for suitable lit
erary exercises, but this should not In
any way overshadow the work Of Inn
proving the conditions or the school
grounds. He further suggests that the
school boards work with the teachers
and scholars In planting trees and
shrubbery on this day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
With N. D. BOOK co

Aaker's Business College was called
up this morning and asked to send q
stenographer to N. d. Book and sta
tionery Co. A student was dispatched
at once. No. one can make a mis-
take by taking a business course. IL
is valuable at all times, twelve months
in the year, and will open the door to
positions throughout the u. S. and
Canada. Give us a chance to help
you to such training.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
Coming Events

Sunday, April 10.
Easter Day.
Monday, April II.
Annual typographical union bah.
Woodman dance in Stones old hal
Friday, May 8.
7. w. c. A. Territorial conference
saturday, May 6.
z. w. G. A. Territorial conference
Sunday, May z.
Closing sessions, Y. w. C. A. confer
nee.
Thursday, May rs.
state Sunday school convention.
TUESDAY, May 10.
state Sunday school convention.
Wednesday, May ~.
State Sunday school convention.
Tuesday, May 80.
Il. of G. ceremonial.
Thursday, June 8.
u. G. T. district convention.
Friday, June 9.
y. c. T. district convention.
Saturday, June 10.
u. c. T. district convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

New York, April 1, President Taft
Governor Dix, Mayor Gaynor and
prominent clergymen of many de-
nominations have been invited by the
trustees to attend the dedication of
the choir at the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine, on April 10.
The organ is located in the upper