davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
eparIos perial,pmmsetr.
SdpeAmetiter nns GpsruIdnseria ba.
ben &sutrafi sebrpfeH.

Berlin, 4. Deg. SeuidtioH BAT in
0emburg, laat teIsgrapHi9sr Msls
ouns bon bort. Die aunfe hsrDoress
raFeu, baB 8apenmsiitsr 0ttD glen5
perfr BON StabttbsGtsr ner 5akfe=
isabt uno bic Speraidngsrin SSrou
VariB ShuRann 5ulanmen perz
idiuunnen Ha5. 9sios iino, iDie II
Der 9ra6lnahri6t biIlguoefiigt fpirD,
tpHtrati6ra6i5 eeiporosn. gsrtran.
;tH hdtsen re Si: MitttiIung aes
mntt, eaB Fe eius Reiie ins g(as-
lano belperfItsllissn ipDlieH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
aSihtiae Nimri0tuue.
sSHformatiDnsbnreaH fIg bic ipSia.
Iiftiidle 3arfei etGbliert.

gbitdqo, A. 8e3. Cine erfreuhhs
Rguerung. bic einem ldn9Ii qsfabItsH
9toiirfnis abbilft, Bat bic .5lationai
Gffiee Der So3ialiitifden garisi" I'm
5aupiquartier, go. III Qort6 Wlars
tst Sir, Gbicago, etehIlert. Sin Sr
formations Depart<ment nures ers
dffnei, has GnDe 4poember unter
gsitung earl .. 1hompions BON
g9igeonIin ietne grbeiten aufnasm.
9as Department 1T oas asiulta:
laHger uno Dorfhtiger erm1qunosn
isitens Der Ulitglieoifaft ipie Der
geamten Ser 9artei. Die gotipeHsige
tiit einer 5uDsrIdFiaen, un16bdngis
gsn CueIe fit 4ustprft oQer 4rt,
tsfonoers folder in gesuo auf Die
ossenuariigen io8iaIeu arifen, nnros
bon nisln DlftgIispern oer garIei
smpfo9lsn. Die l3abi BON msbr ol3
tznfsHb Eo3ialiitsH FIX offi3:ens
eSssisan3eI in osnen genaue ,SHfors
ra.;enn sirt a5loiats 9otneH6;gs,ii
nuo. mdhis es eic6lisruss 3ur
Gsinsli4.sii,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Der gIopffeht.r Fad {ohni.

0er glopite1ter sad Jopnlon
N Chicago beirc!sie eeIiern oas 19s
idbrigs fDsibt Diood<n Gutiue gomss
ron. Gr iiehi betannttid unter Der
an.Iage, usibe gtaoden Su uumords
liitNn 3fpsdsn aus anoeven G.aaten
mad Sqiaois ss5ra4t 30 Babsa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
glns ghitonp nirh nenerh

- Nus g9itagO miro eemeIoei,
ndb ser am q. gloUsmber BON
1bcmpIon. Wlif.. nit elmer qubunc
ooH ggsibHaatsbdumtn nah G6icoao
obqsfa9rsne S9oner ,,RpuIe Sim
moHs9, 8apitdn Serman Sdusn.s
mann, tpabri4einli9 nit Mann Muh
Naas asiantsn Id.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08

Gouberneur Winiam &. @laBs
rod BON @eit 9irginien tiinoigt. ges
itern an, oaB er 5is 2cgislatur fir
cen 2. Sanuar gu elmer GrtrusSels
iioH ein6erufsn miro.
Sn griftol. Conn, fpur6e beute
BAG 0psrnhaua Ourd 5suer ser
fort.
Sn iarer W31nang in pdris
ftar6 tsute 6rau Robert Goel;t aus
Rem gort.
5a aiorG gDuni1 in G.aoie
5H1homa purosn beuis duf gsFs5l
bsr G.aatssospoTations Gommiifon
Idmtlide Solfa oss St6otheRs golo
G2azss nitr pleilea iIo.i9 agss
ma9Di-.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Sir 0DndjnltiS.
.HeOc Oes 0pmUernemrs
Bon Sarolima.
&e@tfertist Sesnasisnnsen.

RidmonO. ga. 4. Deg. Sn Der
eeitrisen Sibune Der ouaenblidli6
bier tdgenOsn Fiinften ssabrestonIez
renS Der 8Oupsrneure perihieoener
Staaten Der lluiDn belt @oupernsur
gIeaie bon Siio Garnlina cine
Reoe, in Der er sars frsi uub often
ertldrte, baB mdbrenb ieiner gtbmis
niitration niemdno fiirdten oiirFe,
beitraft 5u mernen, Der einen zines
perhreheriIchen lle6ertalls auf cine
peibe 5rau IduIoiaen gtsaer lpndt.
SD babe es.@ iaete 8ouperneur
8leaic in feinsr gfeoe p0ri.ich.
aiiberall in unIerem Staate pffeu ges
idat, oob i'd niemaIs Die Stadtsmis
lis gu hen @affen rufen uno auF
8iirger 0es Stadtes ldlieBeu IaHen
peroe. nur nm sinsu idmorsen ,oas
Iunien 81 IhiiBen. Der iid6 zines itrs
.nennboren @erbre9ens on tpsiBen
6raaen ihnloig gemadt bat
SIN peiteren @erlauf ieinsr Hehe
reriudte @pun, 9leaie bic pon ibm
UerIii9tsn 9egndoiguneen perurteilter
anoebli4er 8erbrs9er gu pertsioigen.
innem sr fpIsenbss fdate: sSn %
9llordten babe ih un9efdbr pierbuns
bert perlonen begna0ist uno boFle
oieie 3abI bis sgm Gnbs msines
5peiten 9errnins All adtbunbert su
bringen SD babe mid ooau bur9
bic in Dem Staats5untbauIe berrs
lhenbeu &erbdltnife peranlaBt aes
ieben. 8ei einem Runogana ourd
bus Staats5udtbdus BON 5iiosaas
rolina entbedte i'd, oaB bic 9lnitolt
Elm 8rutopparat fir 2un9eni6pinbz
fu6t it, mo urme Seufel BEL ibrer
Nrbeit bobin lterben, inoem Iie fir
anoere @elo perbienen, arme Seufel,
bic feline onoere Babl bdtten, ais 5u
itehen uuo Su arbeiten pner t0rpers
lid ge3iihtigt su tperoen. Grit Dor
einigen Sdgen ipurbe i'd bel einem
Runoean9 burd Oas 3udtbdus bon
einem Reaer, namens Sim Robtrts,
dngebalten. Der mir mitteiIte, bab er
bereits % Sabre eingeiperrt ici, peiI
er cine llbr i'm @erte BON $27 oe.
itpblen babe. SD Iagte gu ibm, bdf
er Meibnadten NIT ben Seinen fei'
crn tperoe, penn, mas er geiost, all
8abrbeit berube. sd babe teinl
angebDrigen mebr," dntiportete nil
traurig Der glsger, porcuF i4 ibn
ertldrte. bdB er iih 81 Weibnahtel
ipenigitens nicbt in 0iefef truuri1sI
ltmgebung. i'm 3unibuule. bsfinosr
iperbe. Sin duoerer glegsr mubt
cine Strafe bon elf Sabren uno fiet
ben Mpndten berbiiBen, neil er an
geblid SO geitoblen bate. Don sit
mem 9i6ter erbieIt if unldnaIt elmer
Brief, in bsm er mir mittetlts, bdf
er einen Mdnn gum 3o0e perurtei.
len mubte, beTen ShuIo nidt iibei
pjeoen perniinftigen 3ipeifeI" nahgs'
pieien porben mar. llnb Elm dnbe,
rer f6rieb mir. bab er einen 2tnae4
tlagteH nad bem Mabrfprud Der 6je.
Ihporsnen gum Sooe psrurteiIer
muBte, Der niemals bate perurteilt
iperoen folIen. 0iefen ungersdten
Srrtiimern nil t6 elm gn0e maiden,
unb i9 periude. bteies NIT bsm mir
perliebenen 8egnaoigunesreht gu tun.
9(uF bas. ipds i'd bis jebt in bieFsr
Ridtung estan babe, bin i9 nit
gedt itoI8."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08

Su osm QntssnliesungspsrFa9s
ssa ae9<n Rihis, Mrh5a!s miro Sc.
surotsisnct jse,a 9ia6liaittog pon
sk,si lit- an GisaHgtz a6baI;sR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
ilnfaa ia Der 6d)lueiS.
Bier enaliid)e Stn0cnten mHrSeu lt.
beHsgefabrtid) Derlebt.

Bern, Sdpei3, a. 9e3. 5n ser
Rdbe BON 9eu9dtel puroen beuie
bier snglifde Stuoenten Bel einsm
S6littsnunfaa 10 fdrer Derlsgt, oab
iie faum nit bem aeben bapontoms
men perben. 2luE einem RobGidlits
ten Iauiten fis einen fdnee6s0edten
gbhang berunter uno touioierien 0ds
BEL NIT elmer Barriere. Ulebrsre ber
SnfaTsn be8 Gnlittens sr6ieItsn
@liebsrs un6 S6doeIbriid)e. ,yu sis
ntm 2lutomobil bsr @eTell6aft bes
Roten areu3e5 iDurOen fie mad sinsm
6ofpitaI in Neuhatel aehrnht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Miblunsener sslnatptrinf.

Groplen, Ga, 4. 0es. Sin Mann.
numens ggiaiam goIlisr, unb elmer
Teiner aumpane. bic in Dem bisfgen
@efdnonis ein9eIpsrrt tpdrsn, fauoeu
6ei einsm 5euer, oas in bsm Gss
fdngnisgebdube arsgebro6en mar,
ibren 3oo. Cine TpGtsr angeitsnts
llnterfn6ung ergab. bab bas Gsusr
BON ben bsi6sn Wtdnnsrn angeieat
i0orben par, um oas Gjsfdngnisges
bdube al 3erit6rsn uno babel gu snts
fIieben. Man fdnb ibre 2si6sn Bis
anr 1lntenntIi6tsit pertohIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Seine MtSIdnOerinuen.
Sentidc 9blOmaten, bic oieie bsirn.
fen, iltiiiieu Suriif freten.

Berlin, a. Des. Mei6stan3ter Or.
bon getbmonns6plltDeg bet beute Die
bon osm Oerftorbenen Reidstdn3ler
6iirftsn BON 8ismard feiner3eit gez
troffene 8erfiigung. baB es Oeutiden
9iplondten nidt seftattet iperoen iol,
2tusldnoerinnen gu beirotsn, aufs
neue erIafen. gr bal lGmtlibsn
6erren, Die in oern oipIplnatiiheu
@ienlt itehen, oie g1ahriht 3ugeben
IaFen. 6ab Die @erheirotnno zines
beuti6sn 9iplomaten nit elmer 2tuss
ldnoerin als Qusorud feines 9Duns
ihes, bon feinem poIten surid5utres
ten nnnefehen tnerhen tnirn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Nns Niierinalt.

qou6on, 3. Deg. 5rau 2nnie 0roB.
cine Sar6igs aus 2lmerita. bat geiterH
aben6 cine junge snglilhs S9aufpies
ierin, SRI. Ssiiie 0cSniprs, eridOTs
fen. Jrqu 6roB bate periu6t. aud
i6ren @atien. gdte GroB, einen @du=
6epilsiiinftler. pon Dem iie getrennt
LEFT, su toten. Der Gruno fir osn
Wlorb ioa eiferiuat iein. Jrou @roB
puros berbaftet. :.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
sd immes sSabmnm=
glilf bel 9resOem.
8aiiasiermasspn teleifOpicrt.
Scr GleueIamSer 8pl;niabrifaut s..
Salbian nilfer ben soteu.

3anespille, - 9a. @lT
8erIouen pur0en gst6isi una flint
idlper perleBt in einsm @ileubabn
ungliid, oas fidb aeiics dbtno 6 llpr
etlpa Speieinbal6 Ifeiien fiiolun Dou
9fesosn sutrua. 3er pan Gleuelauo
tommenoe 8olIagierSug go. 125 Der
0snalDlpduia 9obn mar tnfolae
9ru9s zines 9uftiAlau9ts autpma=
tildl gum 9alt eefplnmen, uno. bepor
Elm Sianalbeamier lueit aenua suruds
ellen tonnte, nm oen nadfolqenoen
4erIonenSug SO. 43 Der Cincinnati
& Musfingum @ailsb 0ipiiion su
fignatiliereil, mar oieIer. in BOILER Sc
fd6pinDigteit cine 3urne an Der I'M
aliidsitelle usbmenn. in bic SnIuB>
abteiIlng bes anoersn 3ugss gsfabs
ren.
Der Iebts Magson, IN oem Ii6 faIt
ale setoteten oeer perlebRa 9erios
nen befanoen, ipnrbe bon Der Qotos
motipe oeS auffabrenbeu 3u9es buhs
Itdblih teleIfopiert. 60 Furbtbar
tpar Der 4nprall. oaB bic Oampfr06-
rem Der 9ofomptipe barIten unb Der
Dampf ndd) atIen &i6tunaen aus
ftrOmte, noburdl mebrsre 9aHaeiere
gu 5o0e perbriibt iplr6en. giur me-
niee batten Iin ourn einen rentseia
tiaen Sprung aus 9en iFsnitern su
retten permod5t. 7ns 4erIpndI Der
beioen 9iies nuBte pou ben aerten
@ebrauh modem, urt bieIe oer unter
ben Sriimmern 8serabenen aus ibrer
perSpeifelten Gage sil befrsien.
Die @jet0teten iinp:
!0enrD 8albian Dn1 Glepeldno, Ma
nager Ser s5iliaIe Der glepelano
Moolen gRiIs SO. in Dresden, 8.
s5rau 9. gl. Gmerfpn BON 3dnese
bile unb sfpei 8inbet i'm Qllter bon
2 unO 5 Sabrsn.
syatob 8urgn BON 3ansspille, @a>
ter Der sgrau @nerIpi.
Wilbur 2uotig ron 3anespilIe.
6arrp 8artles. 30 Sabre alt, ppn
9lIbion, Did.
Mlar 6arris. 80, bon 2obi, 8.
8. s. 8Ianep, "a, 0ei3er, BON
3aneSnilIe.
9enrn S. 5osfeIl ppn 3anespile.
6rau Rtlie 5aplnr BON 3anespille.
Inter ben 8erlebten bsfinben i'd:
g8ilbur 8urbid. 40, bon Games
billie.
oSamss grnant unn QantaIter, 81,
2ofOmotiUfiibrer oe8 6. G so. g.
3uges.
ssront @oup bon oancdFter, 81.
GrprebbsOisnitster auf Dem 6. &c %.
z3uee.
@sOrqe Ginfel. 35. bon aiabud,
81. 9abnpoftcfert.
Der pm gIepeldnb fpnmenoe quo
mar infpIse bes ibm sugeIfpBcnen In.
fans ungefGbr Is Wlinuten perfpdtet.
Der anosre 3ug Bate ibm auf Der
Strede Srintpdp GAINESVILLE in eis
mem 3eitdbItanoe BON sehn g2tnuten
folger follen. puifoaiers 0ieIes 3uqes
dber bebdupten, baB er faum brei
Minuten nad benz -porausfabrenben
3uqe b,n ga5nbof in 3rinpan pers
InfTsn hnhp
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
GdliFbaM.el .elmomifrie.
Ger erite Sdritt 81 eiuem iunigtu
2ujamueuidlluI,.

Berlin. 8. DEG. syn 9amburg III
cine 8epegung in Sang sstommsn,
Die oa3u beltimmt 1T, fir Die oeutz
I6e Sdiffbnuinouhrie BON auBerors
osntIider geoeutung 5u iperoen. 5n
Den areifen Der oeutI6en 66iff5aus
firmen bat Iic6 id)ou felt eerauner
3eit osr b5lfiqe IiaHgtl an einem
3uipmmeniAfuB fiiblbar gsmabt, nie
er onosren ogutIhsn Sn0ultrien 3u
9roBem Aufihuung psrbolfeu bat.
Sdon tdnge babeu fd oie leiienoen
Greiie Der Ghiffbauerei nit Dem Gjes
cnntm beTadftigt, cine Qeuoerung
ansu6d6neu. Qunuebr bat Die srIte
Gibung pon 8ertretsrn Der oeuti6en
qgerften nattgefunoen. I'M einen 3us
iammtui6lub Der geiamien SnouItris
borsubereiten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Syapaus sabinsttsfr.is.

9otio, 4. 9s3. gremierminiIter
Gaionji uno bic dubsren Wlitglisoer
bes aabineits baben beute lire gtes
iiqnaiion eineersi6t. Wlan eIau6t,
odB enipeoer yiirIt 9aro aatTura
oDer Gjenerdlleutndnt @raf Serauis
f6i, Der japanifhe @snerolsGoubers
neur Don aored. aufgeforbert lpsroen
pirb, elm ueuss 9abinett gu biloen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-08
Er0f siesfrieo tst.

Berlin. 4. 0e3. S5m ddtunbiehs
3iajten 2e6ensiahrs iit in aonigsbrg
ser blinbs 5inan3idriftIteaer glrofeis
Ior 9idarb Siegfriso oabingsIdiss
BEN. 5rosbsm er burh ben 9srluit
Der Ssbtraft Iapsr bebinbert mar,
bat er bod Bis in bic Ieste 3sit Elm
rei6e 3Gtigteit ndmentlih auf bors
IenlDiiienlhaftIihem @e6iet sntfaItst.
ai6aro Siegfrieo nurbe am 8. WdrB
1916 gu Wliinitsr in DsItfaIsn gss
horen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
FARGO BUILDING ASSN.

win help you build q home. Amount
advanced payable in monthly INSTALL
ments. Call on II. P. Tough. secretary
Laing BLDG Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
MRS. JOHNSON'S DEATH
Former WeII-Known MaYvilIe Woman
Passed Away at City Hospital
During the Night.

Mrs. Amelia Johnson, wife Of Halvor
Johnson, passed away last night at
one Of the city hospitals after an i'll
ness of some time from lancer Of the
stomach.
The remains were prepared for bur-
ial by Undertaken Daugherty and will
be shipped to her late home at May
vile on Monday morning and the
residence there.
Mrs johnson was 70 years Of age at
the time Of her death, and she is sur
vlved by four daughters by her first
marriage, four sons by her second
marriage and by two brothers. She
was q devoted member of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church and q regular
attendant when her health permitted
and was a kind and devoted wife and
mother.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
Amusement Is Necessary.

Amusement is Just as necessary Cor
toning up your intellectual life as salt
is necessary for the food that sustains
our bodies. Nowhere is this more nee
essary than in the great northwest
where the fields are large and the dis
tances magnificent. Farm life has a
tendency to be strenuous and monot-
onous. The mind and body both grow
tired with the constant grind Of the
machine.
The North Dakota state fair affords
the people the best kind OF an oppor-
tunity for outdoor amusement. There
will be wild animal ~circuses to see.
merry-go-rounds to ride upon. horse
races to attend. balloon ascensions and
aerial flights to witness, band and
vocal concerts to hear, plenty of lem
onade and soda water to drink, every
deltcacy of the table to eat, clowns to
laugh at, a fair ground which lis be-
coming al beautiful as a park, all In
the middle of the summer season, when
the crops are all in and school is out,
and the days are long and comfortable
and the evenings are pleasant for
strolling. Where everybody can come
together and have a good time and go
home happy and ~contented, having
something to think about and to talk
about for the rest OF the year, and all
for the small price OF so cents.
If some one should prepare an excel
lent entertainment in your honor and
go to a large expense to provide for
your pleasure and amusement, and you
fail to accept the invitation to attend,
would you not feel that you would be
doing a great Injustice both to your
self and to your host? The managers
OF the state fair of North Dakota are
going to spend $4,000 for your enter
1zA-1A .~1..
self and to them to attend and partake
OF the good things which they have
provided for you?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
He FOUNDED
FARGO SANITARIUM
DR.. cAvANAGH or FARGO SAM.
TARIuM TAKES OBJECTION TO
STATEMENT THAT ANOTHER
THAN HIMSELF FOUNDED THE
FARGO sANiTARIUM.

To The Forum: I wish to contra
dict a statement which appeared IN
The Daily and Weekly Forum OF a
recent date, announcing change OF
residence of a certain individual. who
appeals to the citizens Of Fargo and
North Dakota for their patronage, on
the strength OF his having been the
FOUNDER or the Fargo Sanitarium. This
Is an attempted steal as there is alb
solutely not a vestage of truth in his
claim OF being the founder of this in
stttutions as this honor belongs en-
tirely to myself.
In 1901 / founded the Fargo Sani-
tarium n the home of this newly
born institution was then at 301 Eighth
street north, which residence Ii occu-
pied until May, 1903, at which time the
institution was moved to the building
1t now occupies at 1929 Third avenue
south and has been its permanent resi-
dence ever since.
The success Of this institution met
with such encouragement on it's in
ceptton, that ] was persuaded to in
corporate 1t, which / did in the first
year Of its existence and on Dec. 8.
1902, / received a certificate of incor-
poration issued under the state laws
of North Dakota and signed by e. r.
Porter, secretary of state. / herewith
hand you the original certificate bear
ing my name and the names OF my as
sociates as i-ncorporators. You will see
that the name of the person in ques-
ton is not one Of them.
AT the first meeting Of the directors
OF this corporation, was elected
president and have succeeded myself
every year up to the present time.
My only reaso for drawing upon
your valuable space In giving this
statement publicity and to correct this
erroneous claim is that I am too con
scious of the wide circulation and the
many thousand homes these two valu-
able papers enter, to allow these good
people to associate the Fargo Sani-
tarium with this individual.
DIR. j. u. Cavanagh,
Founder and Developer Of the Fargo
Sanitarium.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
Will PETITION
CITY COUNCIL
MASS MEETING OF THE WOMEN
or THE CITY AT THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST
NIGHT ADDRESSED BY sEcRE-
TARY WOLF.

It was decided at the mass meeting
OF the women at the Presbyterian
church last night to circulate petit
ucns over the city asking for siEners
to a request to the city council that
a police NATION be hired by the city.
The meeting was not so wen attend
cd as expected and the session was
short.
Secretary Wolf of the z. N. G. Al
In behalf OF the Personal Workers
league presented the object to the
meeting and told OF what had come
under his personal knowledge, as well
as what information he had received
by hearsay and be thought that 1t
was high time that the city had such
officer
The fact that today Is moving day
in the red light district OF Fargo was
taken UP and discussed at some length
but no action was taken in regard to
the subject.
1t Is understood hat the petition
will be presented to the city council
next Monday night AT the session
OF the council last Wednesday night
1t was specified that the order Of bust
ness for Monday night June "a be for
the discussion of the street a fran
chise extension ordinance. so that it
is not likely the council will take up
this matter at that time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
CHOICE OHIO POTATOES

I have for sale, about 100 bushels of
choice Early Ohio potatoes, which /
will deliver ! n Fargo at $1.40 per
bushel as ordered. James Holes. phone
1876.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
MARKS Big HORSE SALE
Friday and Saturday, July 5 end 6, the
Dates for Next Big
Horse Sale.

Emmett Mark, the big horseman
writes that he will have $50 heavy
young draft horses and mares weigh
ing 1900 to 1900 pounds: 10 head
mares with colts by their sides; fifty
heavy Shire and Percheron yearlings;
fifty choice ~2-year-olds and fifty mixed
driving and saddle hores here for the
sale to be held July s and 6.
A feature of this sale will be the
auction conducted bY Mrs. e. Mark,
the only woman auctioneer OF horses
in America. Mrs. Mark is an expert
and the July sale gives promise of be-
ing one of the best ever held in Fargo
by the Mark Western Horse Co.
Remember the dates and do not miss
this sale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
LAWYERS Will SPEAK
Attorneys crum and Tenneson to Give
Addresses Tomorrow Afternoon
at Y. M. C. A. Meet,

A meeting for men will be held at
the Z. M. G. A. auditorium at $3.50
o'clock Sunday. Atty. Taylor Crum
will speak on Spasmodic Reform, and
Atty. B. G. Tenneson will speak on
Honesty in Business. c. H. Lavell, will
conduct the music and will sing a solo,
An interesting and profitable meet
ing is expected. All men and boys
welcome.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
THE SEVENTH.

Miss Julia Brekke who has been
taking a course Ia bookkeeping at
Aaker's Business college has Just left
school to accept a position in Aneta,
her home town. This is the seventh
A. B. G.. graduate to go into a posi-
ton this week, and shows the OPP
p~ortunity open to graduates OF a school
that has the confidence OF business
men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
YouR

Depends very largely upon your prep
If you take the Dakota BUSH
ness college course and let the school
send you to q situation with some
GOOD concern, you will receive ad-
vancemen and promotion to the top
oil the business ladder. Scores OF
Fargo managers stated a. few years
ago from the -. -. G.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22

Fargo-Detroit Ice Co. has moved to
201 Front street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
HORSES HORSES HORSES

We have for sale 200 head OF good
draft mares and gelding, all young:
can be seen ait the GoodaIl ranch.
south Of White Earth.
HiIdreth & WegIey,
Williston, NJ. u.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
TWELvE

Were secured by Dakota Business col
lege graduates this week-more could
have been gotten if pupils had beer
ready. These places are with good
firms, at good wages and many OF
them will develop into executive sftua-
tons. In a hundred ways, it pays ia
take the D. B. C. course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
Domestic Service.

Great interest is now being aroused
in the teaching and practice of domes-
tic science. Many ladies are going to
send products for exhibition which win
tempt the appetite Of an epicure and
delight the eye of a connoisseur. but
the field will not be near full and there
will be a splendid opportunity for
every woman to exhibit some specimen
or her handiwork, besides the oppor-
tunity for learning different ways and
means OF preparation, in addition to
visiting and studying the exhibits in
this department Is well worthy of a
strenuous effort.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22
Breeders Interested.
Reputation for Butter.

North Dakota Is rapidly attaining a
reputation for the superior quality of
her butter, and we have many of the
best butter-makers in the northwest
in the ,creameries and on the farms in
our vicinity, yet they are constantly
hiding their light under a bushel. The
state fair affords them an opportunity
to let their light shine SO that it can
be felt and to have their products
tested by the people interested in pur-
chasing. 1t is held at a time year best
calculated to give the different butter
makers an opportunity to exhibit their
skill and products, and we hope that
they will avail themselves nf IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
JACK RABBIT POWELL"
Is ATTRACTING NOTICE
baseball Player Who T. Wen KNOWN
IN Albuquerque MAY Gct Into Fast
League.

81, Joseph, Mo-. Jan, la Rabbit
Powell ST. Josoph's fleee outflelder.
may never wear Drummer uniform
again Jack Holland received mes-
sage last night from Charles Comis'
key, owner of the white sox, telling
of Washington's refusal to waise on
the Bunny
In case Comiakey does not decide
Co keep Powell WITH the Sox after
watching him on the spring training
trip. Il Us probable that he viii be
snld 10 Washington for the waiver
price. 81 1900 However. second
cali Tor waivers hy the Chicago club
mar bring different results.
should Coniskey ask for waivers
on Kelly and norton q is likely that
several clubs viii refuse Go waive,
especially on the 6irst call,
Tho prospect of losing Powell
stirred iOss Holland o. action and he
promptly signed poWells Younger
brother. SAM who b. also an outficld-
az sAm played part of iusi season
with ihe Trinidad, Coios ciuh and re-
ports say that ho IA "a second "Rab-
Bit Holland viii order him to re-
pert for the spring training at Excel
sior Syringe Nothing nke having the
Powell mmiY rcprcsontrd on the
club.