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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

that I save accomplished a great
amount - work and thst he never
knew a more honest man." but that
my rssthod - handling ths para money
- rotten % the core In other words
he would have the public believe that
ofscially pursue corrupt methods.
though he. personally. 10 willing 20
admit tast 4 personally. am an right
and that ] have accomplished q Ereai
WORK
The method ~ handling the rark
appropriations ought 20 b. well known.
Formerly each rark had separate
hoard ~ commissioners and each board
received q check from the city Ger the
boards particular para and spem Ia IN
ans way the park board saw ht
II was generally Agreed that this sys-
TEN could not b. sKpected O. accom-
piish the best results. The different park
commissioners we're. therefore. abel
ishsd and the park appropriation was
placed under the control ~ the board
~ works. ! was then. a. the board
knuwa given control ~ the park inn
proyemsnts and expenditures. subject,
~ course. ~ any restrictions that the
board saw "a - place on me az any
time. Tire results SPEAK Tor them
selves. and even Councilman Semmss
has not charged that the results are
rotten" or even unsatisfactory
HOLDS cHEcks AND BiLLs.
IL waH suggested o. me that In
order 90 expedite matters. each month
one-twelfth 81 the appropriation would
be deposited at the bank. and that I
could pay it out as required. and my
checkg would - vouchers Tor monies
paid 1ut These returned checks I
have. and receiptsd bills for articles
purch laad. These I intend 10 keep an
tii ms ,.ork L. finished. 90 until I am
Instructed ~ you how % act The
hank really keeps TIE account and
The money deposited aud paid out a.
park eommissioner sd not on my per-
Honal check
NOT ON CITY PAY.
AS 90 my men. and the parks SUP
ertntendcnt working a. the baseball
/ park and being paid BY tAs city"
viii say that the force Was not paid
/ b. the city. nor Was tho park super
intendent The work was done al a
time when I would have had 10 lay the
men OF. and the time 81 the men. and
the superintendent Was deducted from
I me payroll
The board Aas always endorsed my
actions. has repeatedly vested author
\ lty In me. and has never questioned
an act 81 mine. To violate such con
ndence and respect would he the last
thing I would %. ask tAat you in
vestlEate fully ali that have done.
and instruct me n I shgn continue 90
pursue the same course
Il am not In politics. DO not care
Y Tor any political notoriety. am not
trying % pose a. a rcformsr. and never
expect % BECOME mayor ~ Pensacola
4 I am, and have been. simply trying
90 do my duty a. a citizen and an
oncial Ny work carries with q no
ray and I DO not expect pay. I aave
taken a special pride In the work and
have devoted a great deal % time that
might otherwise have BEEN employed
Ia personal gain. % TIE work There
n work enough 90 keep one man buay
al the time. and under a proper Eya-
TEN of municipal government one mar
would be employed and paid TO iook
after the work But I DO not believe
that Alderman Eemmes o. any one
else expects me 20 devote all o. ms
time 20 the public work Anyway.
do not expect 20 DO So
Most respectfully.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

How about Christmas
shopping?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

any political reasons. when they -
- work az an earlier hour tran uaual
they return and knock on earlier
which i permissible.
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Der 8allon r8udepe l." In ben S5ori
Bergen in WiHonri seIanbet.
Worbuffaire pon5ills.
pilIs, 8a.

UllbSf - u.
6iIlspiIIe, 8a., 10. WGrs. -
Die 3abl Der Sobten in Golge bss
m6rb.riiden ueberfalls5 auf bas 6e.
ri4tssebGube in 6ilIsbilIs uno Der fols
stnOsn grsisniiIe belief Iia am Jrsitag
4bsno auF fiinf.
Sibn.p uno Glopb 4aen, 3tp.i Der
4nfiibrsr Der 9dnoe. bic am DoHnsrs>
tag oas Carroll Gountp Gerihtsgez
bdube ub.rfi.l unb ben Rihter, ben
Staatsauipalt uno ben Sberiff srmors
osts, befinoen fih in 9tfangeHi6dft,
beibe i1psr nertpunbet. Sionu, Die
Jrau 4usns, liest toot in ibrer Dobz
nuns in Den Bergen. no iie eri4onen
fpuroe, tpdbr.nb lie ibrem Ranne bali,
bas 9aus gu pertbeiDieeH.
Der finite 9pbesf.-a ift Ssrienigt
Don Ranep Qnres, slriem 19 Sabre al
ten Rdohen, ods am Donneritag nab.
rsnb Der Shiebsrei I'm gerihtsesbGuoe
suiGllis BON elmer augel estrpffeH
lpur6e.
ale anosrsn Ulitslieber Der 8anbe.
ungsfdbr attsebn, befinoen Iih in ben
gsresn uno ihsineH gu Dsriuhen, bic
9ren3e BON Roro Carolina 5u errstz
den. Sic finb als gut betpaffnet uno
offsnbar entfdlofIen, eber 81 iterten,
aIs iia gu srgs6sn.
Die @ritiirmung bes 6auies Sibn.t
4nsns foiste sinem reselre6ten Bonn
boroement. Die 9erfolsungsmonns
id]dft iitsg bier Weilen nett bur6 oaE
8ebIih empor uno um3inselte nas IT
elmer gdumgruppe liesenoe 5dus. vi:
len, Der bas aommsn Der qeuts srtpars
tet hattie, mar perbarritabirt uno bate
/ eine eanse Ansabl 9enehre uno pie
Wunition I'm 5uus, bic Ct bon isineu
2aben krbeigsibafft bate. 9iI
WonnIhaft, bi. hintsr Baumitimpfsu
sselien uno gdumsu Dedung seIuh
| bate, unterbielt Elm lsbbaftes Ssu.1
auf oas 5aus, uno 1Ien antiportet'
10 itnsQ, aIs bic Jrauen i'm Sous biz
| Detpebre Iaoen ,0nnten. 4Is bd:
yeuer in oem Sous ploblth aufborte
| ftiirnfen bic gsiagerer beran uni
nahbem lie bic sbiir einsefhlassn bat
ten, ianbsn Il. bi. frau aliens too
uno alIen Islbit ihper perpunoet au
benz 8oben lisssno DOT. Gr purb
mebr toot als Isbsnoig no9 SiusDiQ
gebroht.
i Der 9eneralorrpalt Millidms Dol
8irsinia, Der iit isst bier befinost
ertidrt. bdb Sibnsg ALLEN Is mar. be
ON Donnsriias ben Rihter Madsp sr
idob.
sJlcnb alI.n. bur9 ben bic 9rasOoi
perdnlobt puroe, tparee am Mpr9el
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Ienadnaern~- pclniihtn Arbeitsleuten,
gum aroben 9bsil Jrauen. bic fih mad
Deutihlonb fir 2aHbdrbeiten peroins
gen, i'm i'm Ssrbit lpieber nad Der
beimctb suriidSurtsbren -. 1T NIT siz
ner QpsomOtipe 3uiammtnssftobsn. Die
Waaen purben insinonbergequetidt
uuo BON ben Gelsiisn eeiuorfeH.
Quber ben Sootsn unb S6tperpers
Iesten finp nod pisr3is leiHter 0erleBts
All Gpfern bes 3uiammenitoBes sss
fpornen.
Ter Grisben guropa's an.
stblib bebrobt.
acnbpn, 16. WiGr3. Ter rDaiIr
1slearapb" Iast in Der Gumitas 9luss
aobe inein.nn Der Jrieben GarOpas"
iiberfhriebenen 4riitel:
an biplomatiihen 4rtiien sibt bis
Gituotion in europa Ill ben ernlilih'
fen NefprsnifIen geranloiIuns. ZEN
Uern.bnaen nah bsihdftiar bic aR5a'
linseit elmer asG.en A-,iis 3ur Set
.mstr alS eins Ssy GrobMS4ts4.
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ntrten unb barduf binarbeiten, bdB
ooS Seieg i'm SSnterefe Der groben
Wuiie Des Bottles Dur6gefii6rt Miro
unb ni6t i'm SntereFs elmer bsrbdlts
nibmdBig tleinen 3abl BON gelbgteris
gen 5u6ritanten unb 5dnDIern.
prdiioent 5aft bat ieinen1 8enauern
iiber Die Refigndtipn Musorud aeeeben.
Or. Bilep briidte in Isiner GrtlGrung
benz prGitbenten guft gegenuber Ieiz
men Sant b1fiir aus, baB er ibn i'm
Dorigen CONNER unterituBt unb DOR
aller SdulD in 8erbinDung NIT ben
gegen tbn erbobenen 8efhuloieungen
fret9efprD6en babe, er ertldrt aber,
bdB er na4 bieier 4e6tfertigung nas
turgemGb erpartet babe, Oab bieientz
gen, Die falf6e 8ei6uloigungen segeH
i'm erbOben, aus benz 9tenfte entlaFen
tperben tpiirben.
Or. Bilep duBert Iia in Ieiner gr<
tlGrung iibet bic .eSntereHen", oenen
er nadgepieien baben, baB lie iidb nit
Der 5abrttatton fdlIhlih be3eihneter
uber berfdlIhter 2ebensmtttel nno
0rpguen befaBtsn.
Die 8efugntfie Der hemifhen Nbz
tbeilung i'm &derbdu.0 .0epartsmsnt,"
beibt eg in Der Grtldrung, yrpuroeu
rah unb noh bsf6rdntt uno munhers
lei manipuIirte Rubrungsmittel rpur=
Den Der aontrolle bes Bureaus ent5oz
gen unb enttpeoer an anoere 8ebOroen
perfpieien, bic unter benz 9e1es nihts
oamit az thun butten, ooer tie nuroeu
ean3 Der GontroQe bes OepartementS
ent3o9er.
! Die pffi3iele 3uloung uno Gners
tennuno iol6sr Yrottipsn baben bic
8irfTonteit oes 6emiIhen Bureaus
duf Elm Iebr enges Sslo beI6rGuft. Ulir
ift fpgdr offt3ieQ oerboten poroen, MIDI
DffentIth iiber ben &influB folh perH
! fdlIhter 9ebensmittel auf Die 9efunos
belt aussuiprs6sn. Die 8efardntung
meiner ReDefreibeit, tnIOpeit es ii6
um 9sgenTtdnoe banOelt, Die otreft uuf
bas 0fTentlide Bobl 8e3ug bdben,
balte ih fir iebr be3et6neno."
Or. Wilep bat noh ni6t ent1hisoen,
ob er feinen &umpf fir refine Jtabz
runosmittel auf bem Dege 0Ffentliher
8prtrGae poer als Reoatteur elmer 80
miIiensWo6enihrtFt fortieBen pil.
Bis iein Nahfolger ernonnt tDoroen
III, pirb Or. 0nplittls bic Stele ais
g6es Der demif6eu Ibtbeituna I'M
2lderbaus9epartement perIeben.
5uratbarer @ hneefu
i'm We ten.
superintendent eSngaqs pom @tieHa
babnsgriefbienfts s9epartement bat ofa
fi3ie[le gerihte iiber einen furhtburen
| 56neeIturm erbalten, Der I'M gan5eH
mittelipeften nut6et. Ulebrere Schn=
Iiuien baben ben 8etrieb gun3 einItel@
len miFen uno Die Qoit trtfft uberdu
peripGtet Elm. Die 2tnten 3rpiihen
! Omaha unD Colorado Sprtngs, Smd-
bd uno Seuper uno Smdbd uno Stour
| Gitn Iino burh Sdnee blodtrt. 8lele
3peiqlinisn in gan8 Nebrastu foben
Den 8ertebr tempordr gang etniteuen
munen.
Die 8eumten pes Wetterbursaus ers
tIGrten, DaB Der peitlthe unb iiiopeits
Iife Sturm an Sonueritag Iih I'M
pberen Shiotbale gu sinem ein3igsn
Sturm BON GROCER 5eftigtett peretntst
bdtten, Der RAID nah bem RorboiteH
pordnfhreite.
Sn mebreren 5beilen gtoro CAROLS
mas, SenneIees uuo ber-Ditlihen Golfs
. Itaatsn ging Elm furdtbarer Regen niss
Der.
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Der guIIon rgudepe /" IN
BEN S3urt Bergen

SuIem, Mo., Is. Wldr8. - Der
galIon rgudeps l., in benz S. 8.
Dape ir. BON gIepelano an Wttttpph
aufItiea, nm penn moslit ben Welts
Retorb fir ldnge 9titan3 gu breden,
ift am Donnsritog Radmittag in els
nem abaeleaenen Sheil Der S3art gers
ae, "a Meilen bon Salem entFerHt,
nisperseganeen. Sin heftiger Sdnees
iturm tnuhte bic 2aoung nothIe. Waoe
unb Tein 4iIiitent perbruhten Die 9taht
in elmer SItte in Den Bergen unb fpnna
berten am 5reitag nah Salem.
.Storb in ieinen Sttefeln. n.
can angelo, Ger, IS. Itdr5.
Ben aiIpotrid, ipelher elusr Der gans
bitten mar, bic pom GrpreBboteH
Eronsbale erYhoTsr purben, gait por
20 cSubren ais elmer Der gsturdtstlten
8efperabos i'm oan3tn Suopstten.
Gr betbeiligte iia i'm Sabre 1900 an
Der geraubung eines ,3uges Der
Aprtberu 9acificbabn in Wsontana,
ipobei $4,000 erbeutet ipurben. Gntge
U1pnate IpGter purps er in st. 2ouis
in Gef.QI6uft zines 5rauen3immsrs
nit $40, 900 an fsiner qerion oerboF'
tet unb ins 3udtbaus IN asaDens
rpprtb geTaidt.
Igpn einem Srtan betm &C.
iuht.
srpn. alu., Is. Wldr3. SedoIono.
gIla., mebrere Metlen fiiblih BON Erop
asleaeu, purbe an 6reitag Waorgen
BON etnem Ortan beirgeiu4t. Jin'
gerIonen purosn auf Der Stsle ges
tDbtet unb spst unosre tpohrfheinlib
tDbtIth perlest. 9iels 5Guier Ipurosn
aona pesr .ssiIpsiis serftort.
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Das 4ttentat auf ben 81 o.
mia Wietor emanuel.

u
Ro M. 15. MGr3. - Wlajor @ios
rx1ni Gang, Der Qommanbeur Der
Qs.ogarb< bes Aonigs 9ittor emma.
nuel, Der am Ropf peripunbst ipurbs,
als am Oonnsritas Der Nnarhiit ans
tonic Datba ben a6nis gu ermorben
perIuhte, lit beinobe auber Gefnbr.
Seine Gebiraft lit aber sstriibt, bn
Elm Groement bes NsFinskfhIaas
feiHss 6<lms Don Der auaeI in ben
GhGoel bineinsetrieben porbsn III
unb eiuen Druid auf ben 4ussnntrp
ausiibt.
Obelsih DuIba duf ieiner 4usiage
bsitebi, baB CT Don Rismdno gu Der
3bat u.ranlabt tporoen isi, setpinnt
Der 0erbdht an GtGrte, bab er niht
aus eigenem 4ntrieb gebanbelt babe.
Der BON Onlbd benuste ReoolDer III
cine toitipislise unb formidable Waff,,
einen CUB lang. guf Beirngen Der
poIisei. no er ben Rspolper Ger babe,
iaete er. bnB tr ibn sefunosn babe.
SIN einem Wtoment Der Reue faets
Der iungs 4nar6iIt. bab er nas Greis.
nib pssen ieinsr Muttsr bsrsus. Die
pOliSeibeamisn Iasten ibm baraufbin.
baB Der RSuig, ben er 5u ermorben
oeriuhi. fir feline Nutt.r icrs.r
iperbe.
glus alien 1beilen Jtnli,ns. tpi.
aud aus pielsn anberen 2Gnpern, trn,
fen ipdbrenb bes 9nees I'm QuirinnI.
paIoft Oratulntionsbepefhen elm.
Der itaIisniife 9eianbte in Berl
baite erit Dor iurssm bic Negierunt
benahrihtisi, es Tel ibm miteetbeil
norben. bob Elm anarhiitifhes Hcnl
pIott gesen ben aonis, ben prensisi
ejioIitti unb ben Winiittr oes Aeu
FERN, Warquis bi Gan 0iuliano, es
1tmisbet porbsn i.i. unb er CAB aud
bic Romen bon Mnarhiften an. bic 81
TEN WerihtpDrern eeboreH folIten.
Am 90. Janunr bate ihoH b.
iiaIienifhe aonfuI in Denf aemeIbei
hcb Gin unorniitifnes aomploit sessl
ttn a6nie Dietor emanuel unb be-
yremier Diolitti BON gknfsr 4anar
dJifien geplont iporhen isi. bic Witsl;s
Ter bes COMMITTEES fiir Union IN
sgrrtIhritt In Ronitaniinopsl ieter
Gnbe 5anuar luurben IN einem anos
rtn Heriht bic Rumsn pon 3ipei 1iir
Ten nls Wiislieber Der Wsrfhtp0rs,
tonbt oneestben. rno nod fp1tt
nurbe cine ouffalIenbe Heipssung DO
glndrni{ien nnh Der italienifhe
GrenSs bemtrit.
ntrner bate audi bic itolitnift
Dctitaft in Berlin bic Mesisruns b
nnnri1tigf. Elm oeutiher Jnaenitu
t0be bic Notihafi poDon untsrridts
hob er in elmer 8ierbdlIe cine ibeiltptil
in itolieniIher, iheiltpeif in fran30ii
JHer gprnhe gsfiibrie llntsrrecun
sipilG<n brti Mdnnsrn gtb6rt Sch
bic eril6rttn, I'm Mdr5 mad Stale
abreilen unb periuhen 5u molten. ce
st5nig Dietor emanuel pon sinel
;Jtnftet aus 3u tDbtsn. Ten Ausiaas
6es 5nsenienrs semdB batien b
sJaGnner seIaat. bab fie $4,000 erba
fen fpiirbtn, TN gale fie erfolsrsi
jein folltfH.
Nebrere biefise Nnarhiittn ertldt
Zen abr In eintm JntesDinr, baB I
nen Dnlbo unbesnnnt fet. Gis De
bnmmtfn bdl NerbreG<n unb ertld
"a. BAT, ME fie aud oeofH bsn Rrs!
r. 3sils10 jsieak ~ aad ussal
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Wetterbe

Sir 8 Dbio: alleemein fdOnes
Noett.r am Gamitag; tdlter i'm iiibOfts
Iifxn 9b.il; an StGrte nahlofenbt
norbneitlihe Winbe. am Sonntag
fca1nes, nGrmeres Metter.
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Gem aobIengraberiireif in Gnglono
elm Gnoe 3u MAIDEN, Dergeblih.
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Jn(nn0 telegraph
ieMOrOafaire uon 9ilsuiGe,
Oa.
Die 3abl Der IDSteH jett auf
flint seitiessH.
3aS 6ans eioneb stlleus IN ben
8er8en erftiirmt.
Die Grau ansns, Gina, ipurbs ipdbs
reHD Des aampfes srIhOHsn.
llnb Sionsp fslbft fehr f4psr perpunz
bet.
fylopo alIsn madt i'm gefdnsniB
eineu SelbitmorooerIu6.
-~>~
Die @ei9dftsiage oes 2anbes.
Gin GROCER aoblengrdberitreit in ben
Ser. Staatsn am /. Npril gu err
parten.
-
Die unterbdnblungen 3niihsn ben

Die unterbunbluneen 3niihen ben
Grubenbeiissrn uno QrbeiterH abz
gebrohsu.
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lie Reaierins pia iest Deriuhen, auf
geieslihem @eee 5u belfen.
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glae 9emiibnneen Der britiifen Re.
gierung,
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Muslano. Selegrapb
Die ermOrOung Oss K0nigs
OidOr emanuel
Gpa idbpn por Wpnateu BON
Auarhiiteu in Der ShweiS be-
ihlOiien iusroen iein.
Die itaIienifhe Nesiermna mar
Dor einem Q(ttentat sesuarat
tpur0eH.
Der europdiife 5rieSeu
Sou, bent 2onooner .Doilp 3ele.
grapb" sufolee, in erniter
6eiabr iein.
Gpanien lino ,Sraufreih
~
Gteben Iicb ipegen Der Roroffo.anse-
Iegenheit ifroff geseniiber.
-

Steben Iih ipesen Der WnrotfosaHge.
Iegenheit ifroff geseniiber.
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Spanien imb sSranfreih
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Jlobb Nasn madt i'm GefdnsniB
einen SelbitmoroOerIud.
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Die Geiddftslase oes 2anbss.
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Ouatemaln. 15. W1r3. 5toots@
ItiresGr anoy unb feline Reiftbes!etttr
trdftn bier AM Dcnnfrftog Rahmistog
Elm unb pnrb<n nit aroben Gbrtn ems
pfanaen. Soote Rsgierungsbeamit be-
aleiteien ben Gtoaisfeiret6r Bel feiner
Eiftnbabnfnhrt BON San Sole nod
bisr. llnter itnrser Milis6rs Gssortt
,purbe 0err Rnpx buS6 rei&tefIaggte
Gtratsa. an helsa Geitsa 0ustds
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Jn(an0 ge(esrap6
3aS 6anS zioneD slIeus In ben
0eraen erftiirmt.

Die Grau aaens, Gina, ipurbs pdb.
reHb bes Rampfes srIhoFsn.
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Spalkr bilbetem. gum Regierunssses
bGube gsleitet. Nm Jreitag ipnrbe er
bonn prdiibenten BON Guatemala in
pripotaubien3 empfansen unb 4benbs
funn ibm su gbren elm sldn5enbes
Staatsbantett fatt.
Der G0ni9 9eorg itreidt t
{eine efuhte an aus
IN n firtfn%n 6rfsu
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-20
City In Brief

Lost, sorrel horse. Finder please
phone 2605 call 10.
There will be a meeting of the newly
organized Town and Country club at
the Fargo Commercial club this even
ing when it is hoped that all interested
will be in attendance.
Director Rudd of the Moose band
hopes to have the men hold regular
rehearsal meetings during the winter
months, and it is likely that a big or
ehestra will be formed from among
the members.
The big pipe organ of the First
Presbyterian church which has been
out of order for several weeks has
been repaired and will be in use as
usual next Sunday morning. 1t was
necessary to send to the east for re-
pairs,
Swimming and fencing will he on
the bills at the Y. M. C.. A. gymnasium
this evening at 8:15. Director Hen
derson states that the first week of
the opening of the gym is showing up
exceedingly well. Wrestling will be
INDUCED in tomorrow evening.
City Treasurer Mitchell has decided
that he will make his usual yearly ex-
h1Dit or popcorn n in a few days he
will hand over to the First National
bank a fine lot that was grown in his
garden and this viii be placed with
the banks specimens of corn grown in
The state.
Street Commissioners Johnson and
his force of men have been working
again on Seventh street south addins
more material and leveling off that al
ready on. The street will be further
improved the coming spring, and when
completed will be one of the finest
driveways in the city.
Secretary Cooper of the North Da-
kota Better Farming association is al
Mott today attending the annual fair
of Hettinger county. He is to be one
of the speakers this afternoon and
will talk on better farming and what
the association proposes to do in Het-
finger county the coming season.
James Cowie, president of the Far
go Kennel l is making arrangements
for sending a lot of dogs from this
city to the Bismarck dog show which
takes place during the coming month
He hopes the people from that section
of the state will reciprocate when the
Fargo show takes place next winter.
Save money on your furs at Blacks
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-20
RAILROAD GETS
Big GRAIN CROP
REPORTS ON SEVERAL OF GREAT
NORTHERN DEMONSTRATION
FARMS SHOW GOOD RESULTS
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
AGENT WAS I'M CHARGE,

Good results were obtained this
year from the demonstration farms
maintained in North Dakota and Min
nesota under the direction of Prof.
f. r., Crane, agricultural extension
agent for the Great Northern railroad.
Ihe Great Northern plots. scattered
over the territory tapped by that
railroad, we're established this wear
Tor the first time, and the success Sc
cured, n the great amount of in
terest that has been stirred UP among
the farmers who have land adjacent
to the demonstration tracts, practic-
ally insures the continuance of the
work next year.
Average yields of wheat, barley
n oats secured on the Great North
ern demonstration farms exceed those
secured on the adjoining farms in
every instance reported to ]. H. Grif-
I'm division freight agent with head
quarters in Grand Forks. He has
reports from only about a fourth of
all the plots in the two states. but
expects others within a short time,
the delay of threshing operations be-
ing responsible.
AT Hillsboro on the August Henka
farm, where a demonstration plot was
operated, oats went 1O1 bushels an
acre, while adjoining farms only got
from 35 to 45 bushels; on the Carl
Rostad place, barley went 74.S bush
els an acre, while adjoining farms
yielded about SO to 38 bushels: on
the d. w. Engel farm, wheat averag-
ed 1873 bushels, while adjoining
farms Melted 81 bushels. In each in
stance, the Great Northern has Sc
cured a piece of a mans farm for dem
onstration purposes, the farmer oper-
ating it under the direction of Agent
Grams.
At Argyle, Mimi, wheat on the dem
onstration farm averaged % bushels
while adjoining farms got about II
bushels.
Oats went 10 bushels and wheat
AIN bushels or the Rugby, N. D.
farm, being fully so per cent better
than on adjoining farms.
Reynolds, N. D., nae % bushels 81
wheat, while other farms had betweea
Is and IS bushels.
The places where stations have
been maintained follow: Minnesota
Argyle, Hallock, Fosston, Mcintosh
Ada, GAINESVILLE, Evansville, Dalton
Litchfield, Willmar, Benson and Her.
man; North Dakota, Grafton Bath.
gate, Hillsboro, Reynolds, Kindred
Walcott, Aneta, Hope, Northwood
Niagara, Langdon, Hannah, Churchs
Ferry, Cando. Rugby and Bottineau.
See the new coats and suits a
Blacks
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-20

Since then Mr.. Adams has distributed
many bottles of Sulphurro among his
friends, and is lauding it to the skies.
He learned of the new medicine
through Mr. Frederick B. Chandler, an
old friend, now in Seattle. Recently
Mr., Adams wrote to Mr.. Chandler a
letter of appreciation for making Sui
phurro known to him.
An actress with the company OF the
famous English actor, Forbes Robert
son, was benefited by S%ulphurro, and
recently sent to Seattle for two bot
ties of the medicine to be forwarded
to her brother in England, feeling con-
fident. it would cure his rheumatism
without delay.
Trial of SuIphurro Across Continent.
One of the leading members of the
Alias Johnnie Valentine company OBJ
tanned some Sulphurro when his com :
pany was in Seattle, and it quickly
cured a long standing case of rheu-
matism for his wife. Since then he
has talked Sulphurro right and left,
leaving a trail of Sulphurro friends
across the continent. Another member
of this same company recently wrote
to Seattle, for some medicine and de-
clared his friend could not express
sufficient gratitude for the marvellous
cure of his wife.
ACtOrS ana actresses nave DeeU
especially enthusiastic over Sulphurro
as it seems to be just the medicine
they need in their long tours.
A leading Seattle jeweler, recently
in New York. spread the word about
S%ulphurro among his friends here, an6
when he went back to Seattle had
several bottles forwarded to them as
a friendly offering.
Many Women Interested in SuIphurro
A prominent society of Craw-
ford, New Jersey, wrote recently:
"Sulphurro has helped me wonderful.
ly.' Another woman writing from the