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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01
Queer Solution.

"Uncle, why do more blonds get
married than brunettes?"
Because they're light headed, sup
pose."-Spokane Spokesman-Review.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01
The Telephone.

II all the sell telephones made
each year were blended into sim
gle instrument 1t would be nearly
800 miles high and weigh 1000
tons.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01
The Sailora Tobacco

Three hundred tons of tobacco are
distributed annually among the sail
ors of the British navy. It is sold
to them at cost.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01
A Big Sawmin,

louisiana has steel sawmill with
q capacity of 100000 1eet a day.
which - said to be the .argest In the
country.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01
WOrth Of Warm Quarters Apparent.

The fact that hogs always make
more rapid gains during the summer
and fall months than in the winter
ought to prove the wisdom of provid-
ing warm, dry quarters in cold weather.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01

When terrified the ostrich will
travel 20 miles an hour.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01

The Philippines have about zoo
miles of railroads.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-01

A poor fitting and bum
made suit of clothes is worse
than a ton of bad luck to the
man who wants to make a
success of life.
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Oge(egrap6

Di6ttgsr 3suge gstOrbsn.
Ct. Bouts, 10. QpriI. Mei6aeI
G. 2int, etn friibres Mitglieb Der
SlinoiIer 2eeislatur, bas bon elmer
ghicagOsr 9ranbiurn pegsn gtsinsibs
in QntIues3uItuuo psrIsst purbe urb
in Der >unteriutung als
Staots5euse funsirte, ipurbs beute
toot in Der 8aoetpdnne in isinem
Sauie in RithsQ, Su., aufseFunben.
Der 5amilienar5t bebouptet, oaB eiu
Blutgsfdb i'm Gebiru pIaste uuo Der
Sob bic Go!se zines ShlusaufaIs iet.
Sn Der unterfu6uns bate
Clint 5ugsseben, $1,000 8eitehungss
geIber srhaltsn 81 baben. Gs tpuroe
ibm strafIofigtsit 3useiidsrt, tpsun er
aIs Staatsseuge fungiren DoIls. Sos
balo bic MeineiostIase gegen ibu 3u>
ridee3peen tporoen, bsbauptete 2iHt
pIDBIi6, bab bic $1,000 nit Der Grs
pdblung Qorimsrs ui4ts su tbuu ges
babt bdtten, fpnberu Elm .Geident"
lparsn. 2tnfs lob tommt gerabe
am 8orabeno Der Wieperaufnabme
Der 2orimers lluterIudung, 5u Der audi
er ais 3euge porssIaben mar.
StaIieuiI6 DE 8anbiten nsrs
urtheiIt.
Repurt, R. s., 10. apriG. Bier
Mitalieber elmer 8onbs bon Der
.5hparSsn SanD1 tpurben bier am
Montas 3u fieben Sabrsn 3udtbous
psrurtbeilt. Gin fiiufter 9efonsener.
siu rsihsr Staliener, tpuroe 5u oret
Jabren perurthetlt. Die fiinf Ingez
tlagteu iparsn iiberFiibrt tpprosu, einen
Meanu betdubt unb beraubt 5u haben.
Sur gerspsrts auta f TO.
pbe in Mlab bamo.
Banner, MIa., 10. Mprtl. -- 8on
ben 128 Spfsrn Der pprgeitrigsu aatas
Ttropbe i'm 9onHsr 9srgDert iino ios
melt nur 54 3ur SbsrfIdhe sebra6t.
@iele Der 2eideu iinb fur6tbar Dsr=
TtiimmsIt, mas manhe 2euts in Der
Qlnnabme beitdrft, oab eius pulDer'
Gyploiicn bic llria6s Der aataitrDpRs
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Seab, 8an Gouber SsGanb, 26 per
fonen ums 2eben tamer. Die rSes
helt", Elm 60lsernsr 0ampFer bon uns
qefG6r oerIslben 9r0be uno oerIelbsn
GefaDinbigteit tpie bic rSroquots"
puroe bon einem Gturm ii6erraIht,
Icqte iib auf bic Ssite unb ging ins
nerbalb BON tpenigeu Mtnuten unter.
giru cine 2eihe BON Der rSehelt"
puroe aefunben. Die beute serstteten
9aIfagiere trieben in RtttungssiirteIn
ans 2anb, iparen aber fait benz Sooe
nahe, als iie aug oem Baher ge5Ogsu
tpuroeH.
als bic rSroquois" untsrgiug, bItsb
ein 56eil bes Sberbsds ii6er BaFer
uno bonn Qanb aus tonnte man ieh:n,
tpie bic ueberlebenbsn ii6 auf oieien
5beiI bes Drads retteteu. Das 8eds
6aus tpurbe dber balo fortgeriHen uno
bic See mar bunn nit S9iffstriima
mern bebett, 5pti6en bsusn Ndnner
unb srausn I'm ibr 2sbsH tGumpften.
Cine an3abL 8oote tpuroen ins
WaFer geihoben, es mar Gber niAt
m0gli6, in bic Rdte oes 8ro6s 3u
oeIangen. Inter ben @srettetsn be'
fiuosn fi6 Der aapitGn Seurs, Der
Maat 8tser unb 5tpst Snoiausr, bic
8u Der geIabung ee60rten.
Die rSroquois" sing i6On cine
8iertelItunbs na6bem bds Boot Spo.
nep DerIuiIsn bate, uuter. Die RtfeG
erplObirten, ols cas Boot uutsrgEng.
4Hgebli6 eine Meutsret IN
6 6ind.
2oubpr, 10. aprtl. Die .5iz
mes" bebauptst, cine 9epefds srbdItsn
at boben, bes SnbaIts, baB bic
fdmmtIiA in RantDn ftatioHirten htz
uefif6sn Sruppen psm RoroeR gemeuz
tert bdttsn, neil lie NIT Der 5onos
Iungspeiie bes priuaregeuten, Der iih
3umS Sbertommanbsur Der Qrmss pros
tldTtrt bat, un5ufrieoen feien. Die
3situng fiist btnSu, oab bic guropdsr
in 3antou ith nu4 9ongtoHg fIii6=
ten.
2onboner 8dnten, bic 9ef6dftsner=
binbuugen in 6ongtong bubeu, huben
feline Ra6rihten Don elmer fpl6en Rss
polts erbnltsu uno lie glau6en, odB
bic 8sbeutuns Der affdre fart iib.rs
Ihdst tpOrben iit, bu fie fonft BON ibz
rem aprrsfponbsnten beuuarihtist
Doroen fparen.
Gin 9ensrulitr.ittn in 6 i'm q.
9eru.
2ima, geru, 10. 4pril. Sin g.
neraIftrsit allsr arbeiter purbe f:e,
am RoHtag inaugurirt, aus Spmpas
THE fir bic 4ussitelIteu elmer ?5abrit,
hie ii6 in isoIge zines 9isputs nit
Der 2ettuno am Streit beftnben.
Die 9sh0rbsn idIpFsu fUfOrt ale
DirtbIhaftsn in Der Stubt uno biz
8oIiasi III bsbeuteno DsrItdrtt porosH,
| Die Qrbeitsr bieltsn rpdbrenb bes Ia
ges cine 9uruoe ub, es i6etnt aber
teiue SsFahr nprbanoen gu isin, oaf
Is An Ilnruben tpmmen piro.
! Sn galIuO, bem Ssebaien BON Gina
| 1T Der @srtebr in 5oIge oes Strsita
| fat Qdn3 unterhrohen.
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Gas auftf&iff .Dsutfdlanb H. In
Tranifurt ans,tpmm.n.
1iitfii6e 2dbat QrbeiteriHneH am
Gtrsit.
iinrubeH tn Gpanien.

Rabrib, 10. april. SffisislleH
Wnnrihsen aus gauiLIos Ge 4ecitune
in bsr prpDins Ralnga 5ufolgs bat
ein zbsil Der gep0lterung rspolttrt
unb efne RepubIif protlamirt. Gin
0OIfBbnufeu sriff bic Raferns Der Gis
DiigdrbeH an unn In bem Ran1pf, Der
fiH sntipann, ipurben flint perfontn
perirunbei Der5tdrtugen tpnrben in
olItr GiIe nafb Der Gtabt e.ihidt, um
bic DEbnnng ipieber bsrsuiteasH.
Die uHrnbtn eHtitonotR bobur6.
bdb bic Weborbsn mebrsre Gtiid
Gbldhtpieb fortgenommen boifen.
neil oie Gigentbimer fid tpeieerien,
bic GftroisG Gebiibren su be3abItH.
Den Istten @erihten 5ufolge, tpurs
ben spei perfonen gstSbtst unb fiiRf
bsrnunbst. Inter ben Gesteren befins
bet iid ein Serseani Der gipiledrbt.
Die Msgisriing Iest Der Repolte teine
srpte Wintisteit b.i. Gs fiHb aber
sesignese Wdbreseln ergriffsn tporbeu.
] nm bis Nube unb Oronuns prompt
ipisbsr bsrsnItsllen.
Die Rspubliidnsr iinb aber In Golse
Der In Der glrooins Malasa ausee6ros
&snen @stpegung etpds aufger.gt.
Der 70 Ieiht pplIsoeeHe Stur3 Der pors
tusisHihen Wonnr9is fheint ben Rts
pubIitdnsrn Wutb g.mant su baben,
bic In ben lebttn paar monen bic Jsrs
rsrbsbattsn In Der 9eputirtsnfammer
mad 4rdfisn aussenubt bdbeR. nm ees
gen oas moHarhii6e Rsgime su asis
1iren.
Wsnn bic repolutiondre 8etpeguHg
In bet Ndbe Der portugititiden Grense
auseebrchtn mare, bonn niiroe bic
Megierung bic Sohe ernfier ntbmsn,
benn fe lib entihloifsn teine ginmis
f1une Der portugisliihen Rspublitansr
In fpnnifne aHeelesenbeiten gu oulDsn.
Die Rtsierung bat ihon tDieosrbOli
In aifebon ipeeen Der srobtR aHSabl
pon portusieien. bn lebbaft NIT ipds
rtift<n Nepublisdnern torreiponbiren
nnr nuf bic Gtoblirnng elmer Republit
In Gpcnien binorbeiten, proieitirt. Die
biefiqs RegieruHg iteht portusai nihi
fsinblidb ssgsniiber, Tis bat aber bic
prcDiforifht Hesisrung informiri. bah
portugul ni6t als Gptrotionsbaiis Der
NepubIifuntr fir ihre AHf6ldge gtsen
bic fpnniTne WpHnrd3ie benubt iperbsn
fam unb bnrf. Gas Gabinst Bat f6oa
ldneIt barber berntben. mas etIhebeH
icus. iDtnn tn portusal nnurhiitihs
.3niidnbe In Jolge tines ldn8rren
Samples sipiifen MonorfiittH nnn
RepubIitontrn einrsiben folltsn. Gs
III beinnbe ssipiB. bub GpaHien. in eis
Ilern icldkn gale, 5u feinem tisenen
G&ut irifeEpeniren piirbt.
in Rilii1rfrtiien bGlt nan bic 9s.
iesung portnenls iiir cine lsthis Ga.
d,s. Die fpnniiGe 4rmts In fir sineu
dslb5us gut porbersiiei uno bic fparis
fAtn Worniirnen an Der 9ren3e finb IN
Isbier asii bebtuienb psritdrtt ipcrbtn
Die Rsgitruns benit ober nidit an
eint permnnente 1efebuug poriusals,
Gs iinb me1rere @riinbe bofiir porban.
ben. BON Dsntn Der tpidtieite Der III.
bah iit ftint Cuff bat nod sin 5lpeitsa
ianrubises R0tnIOnien an Qdnbsn si
hnbsn. Jn Offi3itllsn anifen III mon
ben Mnii6t, bdb bic Resirung ItihitE
NIT bsn WepnbIiiontfn In Epnnisu
tetliS lssslla. riizhs ysean ~ NJ Rs'
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W
baus geI6idt.
6 TN opor Z m. g. sSDbuIoH
BON GlspeIunb gsfOts
BEN.
gIepelanb, g., 10. 4pril. goHt
6. Sobnion, Der 3peimaI apHgreBrsa
prdientant pom 81. Sbio 1iftritt
uub bier Utol ManDr bon GIeneIuuo
mar, Der etfrtse 8ortdmpfer fir brsI
Gent Strabsnbabnfabrten Hnb 4H4
bdnger Der wSiugls>tur" gbsorie
bes psritorbenen Ssnrp George, iit am
Rontas Gbeno mad LANCER Rruutbett
on elmer 2.berperbGrtung ssfnrbsn.
st mar 81 Sabre aft.
5err Sphnion tpar felt mebr aIs
tinem Sabre trunt, man belt fetue1t
3uitano aber nift fir gefdbrIib, Bis
sr am Is. RGr5 einer Riidfaq erIitt.
PIN Ibenb bes II. Mdr3 tpnbute CT
etnem 8uutett BET, BON benz er I'm 2
llbr am n66ftsn Worgsn suriidtsbrts.
Gr tIagte bann iibsr IlutpobIIetu. gS
mar bies an etnem Sonntae. Gfs
gum Wittpoh bate iido fein 3uftaHD
perart perf6ltmert, oaB er ith su 8ett
beeeben muBte. 8pn ba on bis Su iets
nem Sobe mar fein 3uftaun ettt ishr
srufter, Dbeleih er fid BON 3ett az
3eit 3u erbolen f6ien.
!
R0rber faulbig befuubsH.
0anpiIIe, 81, 10. apriI. Die
Surn, tpelhe nit benz SSaIle oes 5reb.
6. 9arner betrQut mar, Der i'm Sttos
ber p. 5. Jrau GIfie gO6raus srmOrs
bet b1ben Ioa, faHo ben qHaetIastsn
mad 13tdgiger 8sratbung ibuIbtg uno
Firirte feline Strafe 5u 20 Sahreu
3uhtbduS. Der 9efangene nabuI
ods 8ernttt obne auiheiHsnoe 9ss
mHtbs6epeguns entgegsn. Sin aus
trag auf einen neuen 9ro3eb tpuros
NIT Der 8egriinbuns geiteQt, bub neue
pihtiee 8epeismttteI aufsefuuoeH
tporoen Ieien, naabem Der gan be-
reits berSurp uutsrbrettet gsDefen.
Die 2et6s bon Srau Gliie Gphran
purbe am Worgen bes &c. Sttobsr IN
sirem Rprnfelbs rube Der SrIooten=
beimutb auFgsfunben. Die Grau mar
oFfenbor mtbbanbs!t uno bur6Sdiife
in ben Gppf get0btet poroen. Der
8srbaht lentts Iih balo auf 9orusr,
Der suerft bic 5rau gar niht teunsn
tpp[lte, 1nIieBlth aber 3ugeben muBte,
baB er cine 8ugspfabrt nit ibr Inters
npmmen babe.
IDas urtbetl Der uutsrtr
Suitau5 Derpprtsn.
Rem gort, 10. april. Die aIts
apntrpperis sptibeu ben Sutfabrtton'
| ten BON Douburp, Conn, uuo Der Sltts
mahersl Union fam tpieoer i'm Bunoess
3reisappeaationsgeritt Sur 8srbanba
Iuug. Rihter 9acombe eHtfhieo, oaB
bic unIsre snItanS, ipeldbs Der tIdgsrts
ihen Sirma $232, ,240.12 SHoosnsrs
| fas sufprad, i'm Srrthum gerusisn ist,
Elm urtbeil, oas Don ben beioeu anberen
Rihteru inbpFirt tpuroe. Rihter Gaa
combe iagt in Feiusr Gutiasioung, boB
Der betreffenbe Rihter boburd stueu
Srrtbum beeiug, baB er ale 5rassH
felbft sutIhieo uuo Der Surp uur bic
5eit'esuus oes Saabsnerfases ibera
IieB.
ISpfsr Der 8rubeUtata a Z o2
pbe beernigt.
Scrauton, pa, 10. 4pril. 5iiufa
ala bon ben IA Rdunsrn, bic bel osr
8ruben,ataitropbe in 5broop uuIs See
ben s.tommen fiub, iinb am Ioutas
besrhiet fporbeu.
Der prGiibsut Sofsp1 y. Oi6foH
bon Der pancpaIt GOmpanp, bat augss
ornnet, bab bic IdmmtIi6eu Gsereia
aunqsspiten BON Der Epmpdgnie be-
sahlt rperben IpTIeu unb bic aDmpdgnis
ptrb auh porIdufte fir bic betmgsfun-
| ten Samilien forgen.
Der Mapor bon Scranton uno re-
prdfentotipe gureer baben am Wspntug
ein 6iIfstommtttse orgdntiirt. Gs ftnn
inpeit $4,000 aesetG1nst tporben nHo
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lNetterberi@t.

Otto unb weFs8irginisn:
Gh5nss tpGrmeres Wetter am Dienss
tag; am W1ittlpon unbeftimnrtts mets
ter. Gab0fsIide gDinbe.
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5n fstnsr Dobnung in MitdtII, 81,
tobt aufgefunbeu.
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Don bsm Ser. ct. Rrsis Qppsaationss
gsrtht BON Retp yOrt umgsftOBsn.
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Uh6aeI g. Qtnt, cine Der ROtoritStsu
i'm Gortmer StunbaI,
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Die gHtfasibung gsgsn bic Iuitsp
9attsrs Of amertea
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5itnf ttaIienif6e grprsFer ins 3u6t.
baus geI6idt.
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gou 8. So6n(on
Ser friibere Map0r BON Gleues
lamb geiturben.
5reo. 6. Garner
in OdnOiGe, JGs., wsgsn Osr grmOr.
OuRg bee frau etGIe GS6raae

gu 20 Sabr.u 3udtbaus nsrurt9siIt.
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SieHeipObner elmer 5O0Oa6pfe
sableHSeH Staot in Der
YrDpin5 Wsalaga
1aben bic aaierHe Ser Ginii'
sarbea sefsiir,nt nmo eiae
eaepnblif prptiamirt.

Der flsine Gampfer .5rOquOis" BET
0iesoria. Q. g.. untsrs.scnssfs
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Isfs SNpUflttpqS 2niaUSs
Muslano. no.Selegrapb
Cine 6(eine BeUO(ultoa In
Spanien.
Sie8eipohner elmer 5OOOa6pfe
sableHSen Stabt iH Der
HrDpin5 W9alasa
1abem bic aaierHe ber Gtrils
garbea seftiirnft Hno eiue
ssepnblif protiamirt.
Der fleine Dumpftr ~Sroquois" Bet
gistoria. q. g.. untsrs.sonssfL
20 psrfonsn babel ums asben s.toms
men.
Gs III bies Gin stnuues Seiitnitiid 5a
bem 1iniereans bts Dumpfers
.SeheIt- In bsrielben
Gegsnb.
Dtrf6ieben.B aus bsm beutidsu Rsi6.
-
Cine giuisuHs b.s aalbDiIputs in
Si4t.
-
Dos QuftiGiff .Dsutf6ldnb H. In
Jranifurt aHs.spumsn.
aiitin6e 2dbdt QrbeiteriHneH am
Gtrsif.
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Die 2i.bf6aftsn bts R6'
ntas 2eopoln II.

grIffel, 10. april. - 2iebbaber
BON bOfifhsr alatidItttsxatir lDerosn
balb cine srobs 5rslDe srlsben. 8as
tailIe, Der friibsrs aammerbiener 2so@
poIns H., min bic 0eIt nit feinen Wts
moirsn btsliiden unb er pia ben biitc.
rifhfn Gorfheru allss bds SusGnslih
MAIDEN. mas feline Dor3iislidsn Shrsn
uno Isin DisntrssoGdtuib aufbtpubrt
baben. Dieter gataille btabiihtist
seine politifhe, ionbern eins perFonlihs
e,eThihts bss toot.n aDnigs gu ihrsis
ben.
Da ni. Snbistretion uno bas
Riatihbsbiirfnib bss aammsroieners
sr5bsr iina ala Isin littsrariiHss 7as
lent, 10 bst q ii6 sinsn ftssriizsn
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20 psrfonsn bab.i ums asben sstOms
men.
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again. Better that thou shouidest Sc
cure another line than misrepresent the
one thou hast.
3. Thou shalt not labor by night as
well as by day. A good salesman is
more to be desired than good fell
low" Thou shouldest remember that
thou art only one man and that many
things of this life are made faster
than they can be disposed Of.
10. Thou shalt not take upon thy
self the office Of weather reporter"
The house probably subscribeth to the
services rendered by the Washington
observatory and also readeth the
probabilities in the daily papers. Nor
shalt thou inscribe innumberable pages
OF hotel stationery to explain to thy
house how II happened" The quick
est letter to write and the easiest and
best TO read is enclosed find orders
IL. Thou shalt not adopt excelsior
for thy watchword and be satisfied
with what business thou hast done
only when thou hast done q little more
Success begetteth success and nothing
succeedeth like IT,
IL. Thou shalt observe the golden
rule" remembering that soft an
swer turneth away wrath" and that
more flies may be caught with mo-
lasses than with vinegar"
An We do ali these things, then shalt
thou be rated upon the books of thy
house g. Al and thy photograph huns
in honor upon the walls of the inner.
most sanctum.
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can and should be given attention.
For instance, the public health; inn
proving the moral conditions; adj
vancing the educational interests; en-
tcouraging and fostering manufactur-
ing establishments. In all of these,
any many more, an active member
ship can be power for good. While
this work is being carried on in one
town, the some work can be carried
on In other towns, and through CO.
operating one with the other. great
good can be accomplished.
II a board of trade has made a
pronounced success of any one
thing, 1t should pass the secret pro-
cess along to its neighboring town
and through the medium Of pushing
and pulling bring the same results
to that town
A board of trade must not live for
it's city alone but for the entire COM
munity. Take for instance such prof.
ects as the Memphis Bristol high
way. Suppose the board Of trade had
failed to thoroughly cooperate one
with the other in this movement, the
result would have been complete
failure. but with call hands around,
pulling together" for one common
purpose we succeeded with the work
far beyond our best hopes and expec-
tations. One town pulling for an
other town; the stronger organizations
helping the weaker ones, and the re-
suit is that large number Of COM
mercial organizations are back Of the
movement making success OF 1t.
We are one country and one peo-
pie and all should work for the mu-
tuaI betterment Of the entire country
| one town can do only an allotted part
but with every town pulling for the
entire section great good can be done
Every board Of trade should make
research to ascertain the possibili-
| ties and opportunities at Its door. II
| an undeveloped resource Is In ones
community and a plant to transform
1t into service is another, then these
two should pull together for the good
OF both.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
THE SALESMAN'S
TWELVE COMMANDMENTS.

The Business Philosopher: /. Thou
shalt have no other line before thee.
No man can serve two masters-nor
can any man handle two different lines
and do justice to both or to either.
q. Thou shalt honor the house thou
reprssenteth that thy days may be
long in thy happy asgociation there
with.
8. Thou shalt be ever alert--ever
vigiiant. The plodder often gaineth
his ultimate object. but the hustler
gaineth 1T first. and time is money.
4. Thou shalt be honest with thy
self. Thy value is according to thy
sales and that which thou doeth not
today becometh an added burden to
thy duty OF tomorrow.
s. Thou shalt be thorough and not
turn thy back upon additional BUSH
ness which thou mayest gain In this
town for the sake of what the future
may perhaps offer In that. All good
money is legal tender and a bird In
the hand ia worth two IN the bush.
6. Thou shalt believe first in thy
line, secondly myself. Confidence be-
getteth enthusiasm and enthusiasm
hath monetary value as soon az II
becometh contagious.
II. Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbours line. A lie re-
| turneth and stingeth like serpent
when thou knowest not. and much dis
course Ia but advertisement for thy
competitor.
| 8. Thou shalt speak no further oil
thy line than you knowest to be tht
truth for mayhap thou wilt return
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
WITH THE TRAVELLERS

citizens who has not yet been con-
verted.
Yes. my friend, the booster, both at
home and abroad. sees his city and
talks his city from the sunshlny side,
and never from the shadow of a cloud
There Ia no use telling the bad Of q
city; let that take care OF itself. for
IL you cannot say good word, don't
say anything at ali.
II you are faint-hearted, you can't
be a booster. no be booster you
must know a thing. then be able to
tell II. and have the nerve to stand pat
and believe II yourself.
am proud that Noah Webster put
the word. booster-one that lifts MP
In the dictionary. believe in boost
Ing boosting truthfully. earnestly,
valiantly and courageously, and boost
ing all the time.
He who openeth not his mouth in
behalf of his abiding place is a clam.
He who knoweth HIS city and boost
eth not is a lobster.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
New could story.

George Gould was making one OF his
last trips as president Of the Missouri
Pacific. His private car was laid out
on siding for some reason or other.
and he got out to stretch his legs. An
old Irtshman was tapping the wheels.
Gould went UP to him.
Morning. How do you like the
wheels?"
mot worth darn said the Irish
man.
"Well, how do you like the carr"
"It's good enough for the wheels"
what do you think Of the road?'
cit matches the carr
Gould looked at the old chap for a
minute.
Maybe you don't know who / ann"
Eyes, I do" replied the Irishman.
'You are George Could. and / knew
your father when he was presidwt of
the road. And, by COB, he's going 10
be president OF II againl"
why. my father Ia dead" said Mr..
Gould.
II know that replied the frishman,
"and the road La going to hell
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

cause OF rejoicing. True it is that
when the price of a lower berth is
$3.50, the price Of the upper berth is
but s1.25. But what profiteth st fat
man who saveth tive-and-twenty cents
by hosting himself heavenward, when
In the morning he will have to cross
the black palm Of the male chamber
maid with that amount ere the latter
will elevate the sacred ladder? There
is no use. One simply cannot beat the
combination of the Pullman Co. and
the porters. Write to your congress-
man and your senator today and urge
the passage of a law making the in
stallation of elevators in all Pullmans
compulsory. But even then they'd have
quarter in-the-slot arrangement, or
an elevator boy with the savings bank
habit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
No Jox n PuIIman Ratea.

DO not rejoice and wax exceeding
glad too vociferously because the In
terstate Commerce commission has or
dered the rates for upper Pullman
berths reduced approximately 30 per
cent. Fat men especially have little
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02
Asthma Catarrh Cured
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STARTLING Reaulta Ui,saIasd BY Senpine.

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mtubborn cases It makes no difference
how long yOu have been suffering or bow
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II YOU have Experimental with other
Treatments and have tailed 10 dnd cure,
40 not be discouraged, but send fcr trial
which 10 q scientific compound discovered
~ Professor Of Vienna uniyer5ity, and
"a being recommended BY thousands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

J. w. O'NeaI was one Of the North
Dakota commercial travellers who arr
rived last evening to spend Sunday in
the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

e. A. Fisher is going to be Sun
day guest at one Of the local hotels.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

James Franklin Bibbs, blew in last
night with the gale that swept the
dust UP the city streets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

d. r. Collins will be in the city this
evening to spend Sunday with the
commercial travellers who make their
weekly pilgrimage to Fargo for a rest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

School books OF ali kinds at Tur~
ner's, Tia Front street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

Jim HeTle. as usual will spend his
week end In the city. -.