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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08


Constantinoppie, Nov. S.-There Is
every indication that the war against
the Balkan allies will be continued to
the end as advised by Nazim Pasha
the Turkish commander, The YanI- da
Zette says today: ..,. .. <
IF Europe wishes to tear up the
treaty 1t may do so, but we will not
allow the Koran and the history of the
0sman to be torn up. All the Turkish
ministers, with the grand Vizier, aged
81, at their head, as we'll as the high
dignitaries, our soldiers and the whole
nation have sworn to shed their blood
in the cause. Those who entertain the
idea of abandoning the fatherland will
incur the malediction of the almighty
prophet" 4 E-.. .r#-.f = -'r-f e..
Fugitive Turkish soldiers are said to
have massacred many people of the VIII
lage of Silivri, on the coast of the Sea
of Marmoa, southwest Of the Tchatalja
forts. The soldiers are half starved
and are said to have set fire to all the
houses in the village.
A disease resembling cholera has
broken out among the wounded Turks
at Constantinople.
negotiations for Surrender.
Vienna, Nov. S.--Informal negotia-
tions for the surrender of CONSTANT
nople have been already entered upon,
according to a correspondent of the
Reich Post
He adds that the fall of the Turkish
forts at Tchatalja may be simultane-
Gus with the taking of the forts Of
Adrianople.
Russia on War Footing.
st. Petersburg, Nov. S.-The Russian
government decided today to retain all
its time expired soldiers with their reg
iments till next spring. This places the
army on a war footing, as the order
retains a number of men whose places
would have been taken by recruits just
called
1t is announced the government takes
this means of preventing war and 1t
is thought trouble is expected In the
Balkan situation.
Turks Suing for Peace.
Cologne Nov. Sit is reported in So
fla that dispatch to the Cologne Ca
zette states the porte proposed TO the
Bulgarians TO begin peace negotiations
without the mediation of the powers.
Great Fleet to Turkey.
London, Nov. S.---The feet which the
European nations are assembling in
Turkish waters will comprise Ia bat
tieships, % cruisers, 15 destroyers and
auxiliaries.
Admiral Sir Archibald Berkeley Mil
ne. communicative chief of the Medi-
terranean squadron, will be the senior
officer of the international feet, and is
expected to take command should con-
certed operations become necessary.
The British government week ago
ordered a strong squadron for cruise
in the Mediterranean. Hence Admiral
Milne will go into Turkish waters with
the most powerful battle force which
has ever flown the British flag east of
Gibraltar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
big N. P. OFFICIALS

G. T.. Slade. vice president of the
Northern Pacific road; G. A. Goodell,
general manager, and X. M. Nicholes,
district superintendent, are due to ar
rive in this city either tonight Or to-
morrow on tour of inspection Mr..
Nicholes will accompany the executive
party as far as North Dakota ana Mr..
GoodeIl who's territory does not ex-
tend to the coast, expects ~ return
to his home in St. Paul in about two
weeks. 5.aa
1t is reported that the inspection
win be concerned With the western
progress of the Norchern Pacific dur-
ing the last year and that tentative
ton work of 1913
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
Baker---BrutaI Slayer
Dragged From Cell and
Lynched at Steele, ND.
REFUSES SALARY 10TH
TIME BECAUSE T
is TOO SMALL.

Newton, Mass. Nov. 8.-For the
twentieth consecutive year DIR.
Francis Curtis has refused to ac-
cept the salary of $1,000 offered
him by the city for his work as
superintendent of the board of
health. DR.. Curtis always set
$500 as the proper remuneration
for his services, and rather than
accept the 81 900 offered has given
his services free for the last TWEEN
ty years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
N. Y. MURDER
CASE begun

New York, Nov. S.-Two hundred
talesmen reported in criminal court
today for the trial of Whitley Lewis"
Lefty Louis" "Gyp the Blood and
"Dago Frank" indicted for the muir
der of Herman Rosenthal at Becker's
bidding.
Until last night counsel for the de-
fense insisted on a separate trial for
each, but an eleventh hour decision
resulted in an agreement to try all to-
gether
They will possibly all go on the
stand, Rose and Weber and the other
witnesses used in the Becker trial will
be used by the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
CLOSING UP AFFAIRS.

Rev. o. e. McCracken is busily en-
qaged today and will be tomorrow in
closing up the financial affairs Of the
new Glad Tidings mission, which will
be dedicated on Sunday next at the
big service to be held at in the aft
ernoon. There Will also be otker
services In the morning and evening,
but the dedication proper VIII be az
D. m. Those who have money to
contribute should see Mr.. McCracken
az once. This morning he received
one contribution of SIS and two os $50
each, and Is still expecting others.
Rev. Mr.. Ashcraft of Greenvilie. ILL.,,
who is holding meetings here this
week and will be at the church on
sunday, has been meeting with much
success. All are invited TO any and
all Of the meetings
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08

IS GOING TO .
KEEP STILL!

New York, Nov. S.-CoIonel Roose'
welt motored to New York this morn /
ing and visited his editorial rooms for
the first ti1ne since the sha5ttng. He
saidslses had adopted policy Of silence
and had no comment to make on the
election. ... .. '+, ....- .
He claims he Is feeling fine; and the
bullet wound is almost forgotten.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
TAFT'S CABINET
Gan LAUGH YET

Washington, Nov. s.-Taft met his
cabinet in regular session this morn
ing for the first time since August with
the exception OF the secretary of state
and the secretary of the navy. EverE
member was In his seat. Laughter from
the room indicated that Tuesdays de-
feat had not brought gloom.
The MESA re Taft will write SOON
was taken up and discussed. 1t Is ufl-
derstood IN Washington today that no
member of the cabinet intends 10 res
sign until March 4, although il Is rum.
ored that some were TO quit soon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
SAY KEEFE
ACCEPTED
HUSH HMONEY
Sensational Charges Against
Police Chief
Three Men Say They Were
Protected in Gambling
Tweeden, Rust and Garter
Make Affidayits
FoWLER's STATEMENT.

States Attorney Fowler said
this afternoon that none of the
three men who are alleged to have
made aff1davits in which they
make charges against Chief of
Police Keefe, have appeared at his
office. He said that unless the
money could be connected as ass
ing into the hands of Keefe by the
party alleged, no charge could be
lodged against the police chief,
but that If there was sufficient
evidence to show that the money
had been paid to the third party
for that purpose, he (the third
party, might be guilty If the
case came into the district court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
LoNewoRTH LICKED, MAYBE.
Errors Are Found in Figures That
Gave NichoIas 1000 Lead.

Cincinnati, Nov, 8.--As result of
errors found in the unofficial count,
the race, between Cong. Z Nicholas
Longworth, republican, and Stanley
Bowdle. democrat, for congress in the
First Ohio congressional district is in
doubt. .... '.s'.-
The first returns gave Congressman
Longworth a plurality of a little over
a thousand votes. but the official count
begun by the board of elections today
indicated that mistake had been
made in estimating the unofficial re-
turns, and that either man still had a
chance of being elected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
i. S. COUNTRY
LIFE ASSN.

New Orleans, Nov. S.--Delegates to
the thirty y-second convention of the
Farmers National congress, meeting
here, discussed this morning Il pro-
posaI for merger of all agricultural
associations under the name of the
United States Country Life associa-
ton.
The advantages of the merger were
urged by Assistant Secretary Hayes
of the department of agriculture. Over
800 delegates to the congress register
ed last night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08

Quebec, Nov. S.Sc steamer Roy
al George, stranded Euesday even
ing on the Isle OF On g1s in the st.
Lawrence river, Is st ard on the
rocks today, Five hun6 passengers
are aboard The weat {. is very
rough, holding off the ri tug. A
wireless from the captain the boat
states 'tAn unsuccessf ~ attempt
was made yesterday to get afoat. We
only swung around and made about
fifty yards nearer Quebec. The
weather Is too rough for tugs to
render aid. Intend to try to refioat
again If the gale abates."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
LOCATE IN FARGO.
Thomas Ward Appointed Wire Chief
for the Northwestern.

Thomas Ward of Wahpeton, ac-
conapanied by his wife has arrived in
Fargo, and has been appointed to the
position of district wire chief for the
Northwestern Telephone Co. to sue
ceed James Coleman who viii here
after be engaged on the toll line. Mr..
and Mrs Ward will make thir home in
Fargo. as Mr.. Wards duties will keep
him here the greater part of the time.
The health of Mr.. Coleman would not
permit him to remain at inside work
and he was transferred on that ac-
count.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
BIG HAUL
BY BANDITS

Birmingham. Nov. S.-Bandits
boarded a southbound express. on the
Louisville and Nashville railway at
Blount Springs early today, entered
the mail car, held up the clerks and
took possession of several registered
mail pouches. u..
They stopped the train and escaped
into the woods a few miles north of
Birmingham. 1t is reported the loot
was $4,000 A posse is on the trail
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08

LARGEST DIAMOND
IN WORLD IS
INFERIOR IN QUALITY.

Johannesburg, Nov. s.-The
great diamond, the largest in the
world, which has Just been dis
covered in Premier mine, may not
prove to he SO valuable as at first
thought. 1t is now officially stated
that the diamond, which weighs
1,64S carats, is Of inferior quality.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
TURKS Will
BATTLE TO
BITTER END.
Religious War Cry Raised in
Constantinsple
Will Fight for Koran and the
*FatherIand''
Russia Puts Its Fighting Forces
on War Footing
U. s, shipa 10 TurkaY.

Washington, Nov. s.-Twe big
arn1ered cruisers, the Tennessee
and the Montana, were given rush
orders to proceed, to Turkish.
waters to look after American in
terests. The vessels are now in
reserve at the Philadelphia navy
yard. They should be ready to
sail within twenty-four hours.
They should reach constantinonIs
about Nov Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08

CROP REPORT

Washington, Nov. S.-The November
crop report Of the department of com
merce announces the corn production
as 3,169,1S7 900 bushels. Ine acre yield
1913 bushels; buckwheat l9,124,00t
bushels, acre yield 22.9; fax seed 2,
755, 900 bushels, acre yield 90,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
POWERS HAVE A
sPLIT-uP PLAN,

Rome, Nov. S.-Representatives
of Germany, Austria Hungary and
Italy Will propose to England,
France and Russia the formula of
Albania for Albanians," as a So
luton of the Balkan trouble, ac-.
cording to late information.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
MEXICAN REBELS
were DEFEATED

Mexico City. Nov. S,---A decisive de-
feat was administered to the Zapa
Tista rebels in fighting around Cuern-
avaca, The rebels left more than 100
dead on the field. The remnant sought
refuge in the mountains.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
nFan,iot 20 Meet Rivers

New Orleans, nov S.--Joe Mandot
the lightweight who fought a ten
round no decision fight here Monday
night with Ad Wolgast left today for
Los Angeles to meet Joe Rivers on
Thanksgiving. He GAINED a decision
over Rivers Labor day at Los Angelica
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
Will HELP TAFT
KEEP G. Q. 7. ALIVE

Wastingtno. Nov. 8. President Taft
received today his first assurance Of
support and cooperation In his plan to
perpetnate the principles Of the re-
ublican party by the organization OF
a National Republican club with
branch clubs throughout the country.
He received q. telegram from Kansas
City stating the Jackson county re-
pt1iicang met last night and formed
auch a club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
BIG STEAMER Is
STILL ON ROCKS
AL PASSENGERS SAFE.

quebec. Nov, g. Ferry hoats
succeeded this ernoon in reach
ing the STIR 4 liner Royal
George and Il off the 500
steerage passer1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-08
TEE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday. Moder-
ate temperature.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
hlStOIlel ON en-
yppgrlg Medlgin
Legerne kunde like hjalpe Mrs. Tenn
pleton. - Gjenvandt Helbred we'd
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound.

Hooper, Nebraska. - "Jeg 81 glad
we'd at meddele, hvorledes Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
h:julpet mig. I fem Aar led jeg af
kvindelige sygdomme, saa at jeg like
kunde udfgre nit Arbeide. Legers
Medicin og lokale Behandlinger var
uden Nytte. Jeg plagedes af heftige,
nedadtrykkende Smerter og a saa
svag i Ryggen at jeg nwppe kunde gaa,
eller taale at kjpre. Jeg MATTE ofte
sidde op og sove om Natten og mine
venner troede mig OGDEN n@r Nil
Aand fix paa min Anmodning en- Fla
ske af Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound og jeg begyndte at BRUCE
Diet. Da jeg havde brugt den syvende
Flaske vendte NIT Helbred tilbage og
:jeg kunde gjgre min Vadsk og var
frisk. I hele ire Uger betjente jeg at
ten Kostgjengere uden noget Tegn paa
min gamle Sygdom. Mango har brugt
Deres Medicin efter at de saa, hvorle'
des den hjalp mig. Jeg Wide like
for $1,000 blive sat i min forrige Til
stand. De har min Tilladelse til at be.
| nytte nit Navn, hvis dette vii hj@lpe
nogen." - Mrs. Susie Templeton
Hooper, Nebraska.
Pinkham-Historien er en- magelgs
og stolt Rekord, der fort@ller om we'd
yarende Seire over haardnakkede kvin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

Taoeren- til en- flor Tamilie fri.
ber: Mr. 9enrit 8rinfs fra Ml-
len6ule, MicB., ienoer felgenbe 8rep
til ST. Beter Sabrnep & Cons &c.,
Chicago: 81 bor III babt Deres
:&urifo for &oon6en / Dor Camille
ODER type @ar. Gen bar ielb for
ifaffet fig Blo6ien iom Dot @usme.
6iein, og Ri fln6e lite bore Sen
foru6en. @pis 8srnene eller mo-
gen an6en life fbler bel, ct &1,rifo
BET fprite ri tyr til. Den for iparet
os en- beI Del 8enge / Dottorreg.
11tnger. 81 bar life babt en- 2ege |
bort @iem, ii6en ri begpnote al
BRUCE 4urtfo, og Ri bar en- flor So
Mile"
or. Eeters 4urifo CT ianbfppnlig=
bis neiere fnpttet til &iemmet ems
t1ogen un6en fien6t Meoicin. Sen
er goo for Mtnoitebarnet foaoeliom
for @amle 8e6itefor. &,dinber bar
ntonet ont bens iunbbeosgipenoe
4raft. ulig andre Me6iciner faces
ben lite poa M%potbeferne. @pecielle
Mgenter forffaffer Sen birefte. @frib
til 81. Beter 5dbrnep & Cons Co.,
1875 600. &opne Mbe., Chicago,
SSIinois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
AIinneiota.
Meb. DonaI6 macten3ie a

@eb. DONALD @acfen3ie al
Mmfato, en- at Statens melt frem.
ragenoe @eolemmer al og Sober !
Inti @aloon 2eaga1e, 6g6e .1i6ite lge
| Dallutb, bbor ban baooe bol6t ct
Goreorag. @ogle al bans @enner
bap6e irr6taget en- 2u,1cbeor iarnr1e1
me6 bam paa @paul6ing SoteI og
hrlgte bam til Observation-Disclosures,
bbor ban falM 666 ON pan @uloet !
8enteialen. @eb. Macten3ie bar Gu.
perintenoent for 2igoens Morfato
Dfifnit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
uOlien tager set bogltapeligt. "

~&bor6nn 6et?"
uSioit ban bar Dos %, ba6 leg
bam at la0e iom ban bar biemme,
og paa min6re ems 5 Min1ttter bab0e
bar trettet meo min Some, iparfet
aattert no af Derm, fjalot no
8igerL Fi9n6t pap 8urnet % falot
mig en- Nar.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

g 5 nj range e g1pr zig
Ii oerr1e Sis iterft gieloenbe i enfel~
te al @as6ragene, iier beO &uncStl-
ben / @igpifbiitriftet og | Grom-
menspas0roget. Tortbrigt ipueS
6orboloene at babe be6ret fig en-
|Del> iaa man baaber at funne babe
11ogenlnnoe 9riftspan6 til &aareri,
noar 8oorflommen fommer. Saale-
oes er n0iieterne ganife gooei @lom:
mensbosbraget; 0terbalen bar mar
nemlig bi6til babt en- forboloSb1S
mills &inter, iaa Eele lite ftnoeS
Sor6en, og Der er forbol0Sbis goo1
ON @ano / 8rpn6e og @lpe. Marf.
rer6ig NOT ipnes 8an6mangelen a
ftille Jig melt alborlig / enfelte regu
lerebe &as6rag, bbor nan bar tagS'
for meget at 8asiinerne UNDER Sa
items Mongel paa Ne6ber.
Sra @ipbif meloes> at Der er Sci
us Sn6frenfning / Drifen be0 ali
@rug beb @un0selben, og mon be]
n1onttet tp til &eierbefraft, bels
Scamp, bels Motor.
6un6seIbspas0raqet faar tit Bani
fra @inapanoet, iom ltaoig ipnfcr
og mar mener life at bape So i
lgnger en6 til Mi6ten al Gebrl1o'
eller muligbis til Gluten af iamm
Moane6. Mllereoe I'LL er ser 30
40 psf. notwithstanding. &io
til ct ingen Mrbei6ere oplagt, met
flor Mrbei6slgsbeb bentes US pat
8interen, bbis life @anoet bliper ri
geligere. 8lere Gabrifer far b,iti!
itore &ulforienoelier birefte ir.
England og man bar moattet OBJECT
tie @fstratog paa @igbifbanen for a
faa &ullene frem.
Sra 9rammen mel6es, at @ollo
Iitanoen / &an6sfior6en og 6piriIle,
er fteget liot paa @run6 a.. at Nru
gene bar itaaet ltille / SUI :
|Sprtfioroen er @an6itan6en Sen fam
ME iom fpr> = meget lap. s Grom
mensoiitriftet er Der MI ioa li0e
.8anc, at Doerligere Driftsiroifc9rf
ming mao fin6e Ste6 / 2pbet a
@faeneoen og a6ifillig ito; Ito
strofntng, bbis life Gorbolocne h
brer fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

delige s%ygdomme
- Lidelser, som
bringer Fortvivlel.
Sc. bet er en- viz.
kelig Kjendsgjer
ming, at Lydia E
Pinkham' 8 Vege'
table Compound
har %gjengivet tn
sinder at lidende
Kuin1or 1oros Ho1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

loer m,bere11be S,aperinten6em, e.
.blebet lserig une6 f~orfieIige|
Rrpffter tm6en StatsatnipeSinetet, og
.2uicf ffal bore ,soieet ion Ben, Ser
er iita11 til at operbirroe bam be6
@alget.
~ sltperior peotog ii6ite uee
&ommiSiionsitpre me6 en- Mqiortet
at 1872 Stememr at 1892, JON blep
afgibet. Mange @eIgere fit tfte
fin 5temme' meo / @pergsmoalet at
ben @runo, at De lite forito6, bpor-
leoes 5temmemaifiner fl1ngereoe.
Sen 1pe M6miniitrntionsform itstte.
|6es at Ga Observation-Disclosures
'famt at De fatboIife iaooeliom Sc
proteitantiFe 8reiter, mebens go
loonmpn0enc bar tmo6 6en.
~ Mpotbefer g. g.. @amoaM i
@lacf &iber Sails er bIeben biem=
lggt al en- M l1lpffe, i6et bans Mpo,
tibet meo bele lit Str6bol6 er neo-
br9not. @e6 Sberibemmelien ii6ite
@teraar blep Samoabl lat paa bar
Morf, og efter at bape facet Sorret=
ningen paa Go6e igien, ramtes fan
MI al en- nD l1lpffe. @ammtioig
bren6te @imon @amoabIs @freo-
6erbprfiteo og Mrs. @beelers @e=
%itauront. 8ronoifa6en beleb fig iolt
til $4,000.
&arolo slitrl1p, 81 Mar gol1=
mel, Ell M9ent / Morinette, bil NIT
Zig miitet 2ibet iom J6lge al &ul6en.
San fi6rte fra Menomm1ee, Micb.
Ser ligger paa oen anOen SIDE $40
Sen fra Marinette, for at reiie til
@e6ar &iper, Micb. 2enge fgr fan
nooe6e 8eltemmelleslte0et, f9lte ban
at bans @en0er bar fros11e, og fi6r.
te op til ct Sarmbus for at beoe ON
!. @iplp. Set itges, at Iolfe,,e ifft
pil6e llippe bom ino, og 6on fiert(
tire Ml lpngere. ga bon blep bull
ct n6 al 8ogr1en, bar 6ingrene lal
: frosne, at man mes Mogt maottl
brD0c Sem lgs fra Tgm1nerrr. Seq
;. &c 6p06er CT, frosnc.
= 81. s. 2un0D / Ga @rpsiI
! gienfan0t liOlte l1ge i'm Mio0er, fri
: bbem fan babbe pnret ifilt iioen bal
E iom lefs Mor go1nmel blep opergipe
til &. Solleflen al Hreston, Min11
: Su110D er MT 81 Mar gam1nel. Wto
I 6eren boeoe rogle faa Mil fra, bpo
: ban bab6e boet / aorebis. San hap
e Sc ifrepet ODER 1900 8reoe til ar
E Gele at 2on0et for At forigge a
fin6e ben6e. 2un6Ds Sober Og0e
og 90 Wooeren par fattig, oberaal
: FUN 8arnet til en- onoen 6amilie. 81
/, &o1tmelteren / Nortage fit 2u11o'
: en6elig at bi6e, at bans Mooer bap
e Sc 9gtet 6. Nn6eri ion, / T%errppille
@is., ffp1r0te Zig BERTH og fano
Il ben6e / hebIte Sell taaen0e.
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5Yo Dafota.

St@ HlO| St9 VI SUIOuIo
Merron, aniat pe6 5tatsboipitalet /
Oanfton, er fun6et / cit @rusgraD.
San babbe p9ret iabnet liben oen
12te Sanuar.
- 2oon1is 9. @ull, &egiitrar pe0
6e Gor. Staters 2anofontor / &apio
Gitp, bar til Departementet / @aib=
ington inbien0t fin &elignation for
ubinoret at funne ftille fig iom re-
publifanif @an6i6at for @1toerner.
Scr. Gull tilbpo Jig f%orle6en at tref-
fe Jig tilbage iom @uperne6fanoioot
pao Betingelie af at ogiaa 8prne
git no al @triben, bDorpeo Part1et
funbe enes ON en- Mnno, og bette
Sr9f at Mr. Gull antages at baoe
bunbet bam mango 8enner.
Sarmere og andre formuenoe
Men6 mellem blunt og Mitcbeu,
fal Bape tegnet fig for 100000 til
en- Sernbane mellem 6e to'8Der. Ser
bill enten blibe bDgget en- np 8ane
eller ogaa bill @9icago & Mortb'
@eltern peo cen iublfribereoe Gum
'blibe beonget til at forlenge lin
2inie / BEN forbn1feoe @etning. S
rs Mor bar Barmerne Spb for
Blunt beret u6en Sernbane, og man
begDnber M at blibe trpt al at ben
te. 8e6 ct Me6e iattes BET Maal,
at $500 betaltes for bber &bart-
ieftion 2an6, bportgiennem 8anen
Iag6es, % Sarmerne begpnote itrafs
at tegne Jig for iterre Gunner,
END mon hab6e nobet at baabe. @ar
man ffoffe tilbeie $4,000 pr. Mil,
.ifal ct G5iirma bore billig til at be,
gpn6e anlageet af @men, og man
rnener inoen Goraaret at bape urn
bele Gum paa &aan0en.
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