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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

oaiaa bapoe inobentet iasfnnbis aien.
belfr fra eurppgiif SUlo, men ben On.
ffrnoigbeb, at ban lite bar siprt bet,
fan life bruses ium @iSnesbprS ON,
at ban life bar pGret pcS Yolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Gn Grppe fri!
Slip ND oenne 6upon.

1yurfsa Iodn's RieHsn Bins gratis.
alp ue 6sHHe augpn, FnIo ben ub meo
Teres PauH OF Hbresit. SeHe ben III
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
ny. On ri 2rgpeRfe al 5odu's Rioneg
Bus iirar bliue ieHbt Gem. SeRo tn
gen Ecnge.
(SirtU RaUu Os abrssis ~HseeufOr.) 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

~ ~eSoV
1907. Sp.: Sporleoes er aroes
Iupen / Norge / ct Silf9lSe Ion bette:
On Ranb bar gift o9 bapoe Here Sartt,
SuItruen bsr, % ban glitter It9 tglen
meo ben fsrite Suitrus SsIter. Der
bliuer life Barn / nnbet sSgteItab.
SnorIebes beIes Grbeu, naar Sultruen
,(Steompberen) ber ferit? 90 bporIes
bes oeIes Den, naar Wanoeu (Saoeren)
ber fsrit2 9liber Stebmpoerens Ses
itenbe belaettse | aroen?
Spar: 2gnsitleucuSe sGstefGae bar
fnm arperet, naar afbsbe life bar 2tus.
arptnger, men blot 1tbarpinser. Ten
balpe 8psbel, Der | bpert SilfGlbe Sils
franmcr ben lengitlepenbe, naar fulb'
fpmmen SGlis bar fnnbet Steb, par
gebfummenbes paa 5urbaano ium
Sameier pg bar tntet meb arueretten
at ifaffr. On WanSen aItiaa bsr, bar
Suncn Get til ben balpe gusbel. Geiteu
tilfaiber efter 4rpe!opeu afbpnes Barn.
Raar &pnen bpr fprit, arper Maubeu
en- Srebieoel af bcnbes Gfterlabenifas
Der, bpiS bun inscn Barn bar; BE-
fen saar til beubes ltparpinser (Sps
ifenDe).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

13049. Sp.: 5pab Sato bar oeu
6te SsnSag efter Raaifs 1875?
Spar: 9be Mai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

1304S. Sp.. 1. or Bet ulobIie at
fi9nte 9tinSreaarise ~beruienbe Gritfe
peo "Surpriie Yarties"? (Riuneiota) /.
2. oar en- Saber COB til at ifiHnfe
fine Gmansutter beruienbe 8rifte?
8. gr bet Ioplis at bribe Gortipil
ON 8enee?
4. Suem Hal MAJ bennenSe rig til
for at faa bet forbinoret?
Spar: 1. Ter er insen ssp impS
bet.
2. 9ouen fprbp6er BAN bet life.
8. Gei.
4. Ter fan flases til G~puntparuc.
faten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Soan's bragte Sinoring
bpor andre 0iioler ieilet.

GoDarO herUis, Wia Ct. 9ttogab. Soma.
Tiger, Ia iss belle TaseE uaarts u1us I ~Faasuss
stiatzs, to9 BET Hssst gaa mta Rps. 7stts al,
srsb snbrjesrs mine Rarsr. uetsumclierus fra
R1rerHe Uar uEatarIiss. 90 iss bIsD belt uotr1ttst.
let ,nsits tom ItusrsSs mig / uossn NaaSs 0ar
GoaH's aisn.p EiaA 5eg fan tt'r fse not for
eeHr, &c CT pisisIis sSoe for Rpaseu,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

1904. Sp.: SEQ bar en- Suubreoes
ooIarIeobeI p.i.b.
Spar: Spm fir pftere uplDit, fan
pi life inolaoe ps pna at beiparc
Spsrssmaal pm 8enseitgtters for
mentIipe YremiepGroi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

1908. Sp.: Seq bar ofte bsrt baas
be amcritauere % GorbmenS erflere.
at De insen Sro bar til. al Yearp bar
nGret neb Goropoleu. Or Der noaen
gruub iii at tpiIe paa tette? Sar
Searp rneb fploensisrenSs gepiier aobts
giort jim Yaaitans opcrfor be rette biz
Ne~nifabeliae Gutoriteter2
Suar: Ter er imsen 8rnno iii at
tpiIe paa, at gcarp bar prrct Der.
cams Sbferpatipner % Surise Seuiier
er biet soSfienSte af bet am~erifanife
@epsrnfHfe seIffab. ~ here GrnnSe
tnnse bet piitHst pGret SniseIis, q. ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

13042. Sp.: Sbprneget bill bet to'tt
at uotn9e bet anbet Sor9erpapir?
Spar: 4 Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

1901. Sp.: Saa bpilfen 9ato bar
Yintiebag 1862 .....
Spar: 20ee Wat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

1904. Sp.: &ommer Barainen no
nf arllbolien / California, ben forte,
fem fontmer OBJ al Soroen?
Spar: So, ben iibpinbes b. a. at
raa amerifanir Hetreleum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Nboml @amios 9agbos. Gn tpif
Npis offenttiggjsr nogle 8laoe at
er=Slltan slboul @amioS 2agbog,
bpis sG9tbeo garmteres. 0e inbc-
bolocr flere 5ing, JON CT al Sn=
teresle for 9iocn, JONI /. gfs. fpl=
gen6e:
Set or pirfelig poo 2ioe at tpin=
&c tilbagc Sc tplte Sl1oflpOe(j er. Si
'1oa pile le grand icigneur (Mor<
icgall bon 9ie6critci,1), at ri bar
Mistillio til bom og tpif Eolitif.
Mfin Mm%bosia6sr / Berlin rapport
terer, at Set er Sen tpife Sellers
Elan at lfabc eli tpif sSSntercsi e=
lfGre / 2illeolicn. Seq far ingen-
ting imoo ct pfonomiif Sp1ping
ioroorioget al Gplferne, mc,, tpife
Npiier pnlfer tpif a%oloniiotion
lanas @agoaobuncn. &poo tpnfer
bisie Mpisifripere paa? 3ror Sc, at
ri bill opergipe Sc onotoliifc Gmroo-
Der, lom in0fjpbtes al pore 6or<
f90re meo ioa ltore Spotrelier, til
tpife Mpbpggere? l1bcloigpis far
III altio foriemt at bol0e fremmeoe
SoH paa Mfitan6 Bet Dar p9ret
slorlagen til ale bore l1lpffer. @en
/ Mnatolien rnao ri pere l,ocr1 THUR
potor % ifal oglaa bore Set. Mllob
bore lopet, at 6ettc iiolte 5ilflugts=
Iteo gjenitoar for bore aammcrnter
al Dor &ace og Dor 9ro, iom III, ol,=
gribcs fra allie Sioer.
Ser fin6cs i1tet 9otlm pao Sis
le Me0tegnclicr.
S ct lloiol0 mos Gnglono for 6en
&ollc set bar ipi(let / 9@gDpten il
ger Sen afiatte @erifer: Sci. for os
er Gelterlal10cncs Gipililotion orn=
benoe Git.
Gn anoen M%cotegnelie i~noebol0er
CT profetiif @asius: 4rig mes @ul<
aorien ifal og nloo fom,ne. 81
if1l6e bape gjort op mes 6e,rnc
Spiosbub for Z. Star iioen, men
&1slano og England bol0cr os /
Mrmen, bpcr Gang hi lgfte Sen for
at iloa til oisie @olfontppc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

2%an0sbDen pofieoe belt op mos
8roncfs 2ano. 9e fit bpgeet Melle,
men ON ben ferltc Meller bar
baaif eller iben]f ct Ser for1fiellige
@feninger ON. San beo Sage
8rupnlen. S firfelig @enieen6e
lsgtc Sc belt neo til airfen / Gor=
tet; men Stuppeiant flpttebe beiere
op, og pe0 s Street bpggeoe Fan tit
priDatc 4opcl, MI ct. Morfs epi=
lfopole &irfe. &olonilternc i @ar=
lem if en- 9ominie 3pperies til at
pr9ottc for Dem. @n0sticnelten
bol6tes / en- 9aoe. Hoo @rooflpn<
iiocn boe0e Dominic Selpns, ian
preoifeoe ogiaa / St,ppeiants an=
pei, og fom unoertioen til &arlcm.
|Ge fit bDgget Strife peo oct nuoe=
renoe 125 Street og cgen @reit.
8lanbt lenere iremrogcl1be Mgno
II @arlem bar &aptein Sobounes
8enien; ltpilt ON set Dor frn Cant
mari 'eller Sperige, bon fom til
Mmlteroom og oerfro til @orlem,
|bpor ban iif @ienoom: San ipn=
ties 6og beore ON 2%anosbpen @ren=
lmicf, Ser bar nermere Sortet, og
laa tit bans SIN Samion 8enien
bans Gienoom. S 1906 fom ban
|tilbogc og beoc / t715. 8lonot
bans @fterfommere bar flcre rA:'<
ragenbe Meno, Hatrioter, Sfficerer
log aunitnere.
S 1899 blep @enoricf 8repoort
gift meo Sobannes @oumenbopenS
|9otter Morio. Gr set Sobanncs
fra &jgbcnbopn?
Set CT imiolertib iiffert, Scr par
langt flcrc Gonife ems mango te',=
fer + Sen fpritc Snoponoring, og
meo til at bpgge @runoen til Nelr
Dorf ira Spiolen al Manbattan til
Sen anoen SIDE al Borough Of
@ronr.
Otter iencre ltnoerisgelier og
liipr fra 8ogcn: "9fen @arlem &alt
ans @reicrt" BIZ Carl r@orton Hierce,
Seem &orlem Subj. &c., g. 9.
81. Mnoerc III.
@or 6reIiers Strife, 8rooflpn,
Seem Worf, 4oe STARTS 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
observation-disclosures

Stub pii @ilion gipre? Sen
Jpreneoe Hresles aorrciponoent
@opeoltaben Tiger, at set erfares al
Gnmtaler mco &r9iiocntcn iioen
1a11s EMANCIPATION, at ban agtcr
at toge eli !@aon0 n1eo / ElmlGg=
ming al 9opgipuingsarbeioct. Meo
Gumarbeioe al 2eoernc / @ulct og
Senotet pil fan orbeioe poa 2op-
iorlloe ON sarii, Yengepeien og
andre pietiac Sager, en6og fpr Sc
inobri1gcs / aongresien, og al1pen-
Sc Mominiitrationcns S10flp0elic til
Stette for Ecn1. Set be0ber og=
lau. at GrGiiente1 til 6renme al
lin Eolitif pil a1penoe iin perionliae
Spertaleliesepnc life olel1e bos Me6z
lemncr al lit cgct Earti, men oglaa
bos progressive @em,blifunere. iom
piier Jig pe1liglinSeoc. Grniioenten,
iiges Set. tnl1fcr life poa at afiat=
te 2onforilog, n1e1 pe11ter pes @cn=
itillinger % &onierencer at fomn1e
til s6oritooclle mes Eartilcbcrne ON
Set n9ientlige Sn0bolo al forifielli=
!ge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Traneiseo Maoero, Taocr til Sci,
uf0poe |rGii0cnt al Mcrico, anfom
til Ncm Yorf Sen Z. Morts fra
9opona iom 6lpgtning. SON leoIo=
ge6cs al lin Spn, Grnelto og 0el1nes
-@uitru % @prn. Gnfcn eitcr Sen
nfoeoe @rpiioeut fprblep / @apona.
Moberos onfom mes Gamplfi6et
,nMerico" oa pil op6oloe Jig Ser en-
1lbelten1t 2ib.
alfonlo Maocro, sen mprbeoe
9ralioents @rooer. CT / @oibington
/ ct ben1n1eliet @rinoe. Otter 9(n=
fontltel1 ppnolot Da11 11g I III NR=
relic poa @otellet og piloe life moo
tage %beisgenoc. @icnnem bolpt
.oabnet 9or f%ortalte Fan Mpisrepor=
tere, at bo1 life tGl1fte paa at
raoofpre Jig mes l16enrigsminiiter
'@rDo,n; men ban neetebe at opai=
-pe @eniigten mes lit 8eieg og piloe
life notole Jig ON Observation-Disclosures
lie. San piloe mpoe i'm Sober og
Gnfe( / Seem Dorf.
9ao inmme Sfi6 bar ca. 60
on0re Ilngtninae fra Merico.
9lan6t onore bar Soba,1 &cnnett
5urncr, Ell 6orfatter. iom blep lat
/ 0englel itrofs for Ma0eros 6at6,
men -loo l1opej til at remme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

spnoraoprsret. Sra 9ouglas,
Mri5., mel6es ben 10. Morts: 500
|fpberolc Solootcr bcrebcr Zig iaften
poa at rp,nmc Mguo Erieta og
operlaoe 8pel1 til 800 ellcr flere
&onltitutionalilter, ser far llaoet
2eir ON 8pen.
General Sjebo, s&uerta=@ arnilo<
mems aommanbant, iag0e, at 6rpgt
for internationole 6orpiflinaer |
|Gilfel6e al ct Slag meo Mebellerne
iaa ner 9ouglas bap6e biofbrt bans
8eilltning at treffe fig peitoper
langs Mri5onagrGnlen.
Gl 9igre, cit @rubelejr 40 Mil
|sDobeit bcrfra, blen igonr Mftes an-
grebet al 100 @ebeller, og SEN Ser
p9ren6e @arniion poo $50 Mono
oper9ap fig.
&%rigsminiiter @arriion giper neie
ggt pao Sc npe nroligbeoer / Mcr-
icos @eltitoter nnr @renien til Sc
|Goreneoe Stater og benter poa 11o-
fprlig 8eretni11g fra 8riga6egenerol
Bills, fgr ban gjer nogen Soron-
bring mes @enipn til 6en ameri-
fanife Milit9ritprfe pao Sc &onter.
90 ban in6ier, at set fan bio-
fgre Sr9tter og Sammenite0, at 6e
amerifanife og merifanife Gropper
Iofte fommer / 8erering me6 bi1on-
Ben; bar &rigsminiitcren paalag1
General 8liis at ~11nberibge Sorbol=
oene langs @rRnien fornemmelia
meb 9enipn til Silroaoeligbeoen al
lat foa Be amerifanife Sropper til al
traffe fig tilbnge ct fort Stpffe fro
l@rnnien, beriom bette Tan gjgrez
1loen at ipaffe girfningen af @ran.
ieoagten og Weutralitets1oben far
lpaaiees oberbol6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

"a 49," N$ CSS$SASSS
Cutters a,,loamper nSaiun", iom
netop bar f9r6ig. blep llen1t rant
poneret, og 8pgninger / Baltimore
og / 8per mango M2il borte gprgeoe
UNDER Mpltelien fra Gfsploiioncn.
Mariage1 til lllpffcn CT u%befienot;
men @egierings=M l,toriteterne bar
ip9rflot cit grluoig ltnoerlegelle
for at faitllaa Mninaret. Sc glen.
lepcnbe eipcr mo6iigenoe 8eretnine
Iger ON lt!pffen. gnfelte paaitob,
at Ell a1,llcmper ite6te til cn aasIe
9pr1amit mes ell @affe, bpilfet bi6=
fprte @fsploiionen. 9ette ben9gtes
LAT 9ienpioner, iom poaltaar, at
&eg iaaes TONNE pp fra 9alten f(e=
re Minlltter fer Gfsploiionen.
&aptejn @il1iom 6. @onopfe fra
baltimore, iom ibrtc @uglcrbaaoen
~Ntlantic", .*;;iie fig iom Ell iono
6elt. @on ieilcoe mes lit Sfib lige
frem til Sen til l1noergong obmte
Camper, efter at &bg laoes itigt
!pp fra set mes 9Dnamit ipIote 60.
iterum.
&aptejn Gonopfe purfom og ofrc=
Sc mango al 9ciatningel1. Sans
ISti6 blep eoelaet.
aaptejn Gau0pfes Sig Dor .blanot
Sc tppe, ion1 b(ep f1n,one. Set er
oog ,1eppc n1er eno @olpportc11 al
Sc iorulpffeoe. Manee Sig bliper
antagelia olorig funone.
@ua nuiten olle @oipitaler lig=
ger nogcn al Sc tilifa5efomne.
Sets Ma16 pao &l1l6ampere,
rSalon" blep 0rebt og flere lfobet.
@lonot Sc forrlyffe0c CT ontaoe=
Zig so @aunear6ejocre / soiepb 81.
6oro Gompanps Sjcnclte. &om:
pagniet bopbe paataget Jig at bringe
9nnamitten omboro vNlun1
,,G6ine", Ser iflll0e goa til &onama.
Sen MY GrGiioent for gjort ct
'aoot Snotrpf oa bans 3iltraoelies=
tale erbolocr gjennemeooenbe eli ro=
iienbe Sn,tolc / @resien uoen @en=
i'm til pe6fomn1enoe BLADES politi=
fife 6arpe. Gcn CT oglao eli ONT
,bpggelig uourbeioct og flart 9of1,=
ment, / bpi(fet fulo Spmrrflcmbc0
,lfienfes Sc ,,pc Soccer, iom 1rt 9isr
Jig aiuloenoe / 9onocts Golitif.
&raiioenten nOtaler lit opriatiae
Tnlfe ON at biorogc til 6remifriot
og ie til, at &etferoigbeo hoes ol(e.
og 6eri bcoer BON ON ollie aooe
@orgereS lopole Stptte. Sociol Sc
form onbefa!es iom Siocns nafpiie=
1ige 8rop, og froftig Stptte lopes
Torlln9 pau 0ette S1nroa6c. Sc
proftiife Gctolicr / Sc forelloac0e
&eformer or lelpf61aclig life trent
Iogt / SEN forte 5iltrnoellesta1c. o9
ISioen n1oo bic, hborpi6t Grnii6en=
ten magter at bri,,ge proftiifc &c
%l,,ltatcr. &ilicn CT gno.
Gen Sfiloring, ser / 5ole1 gipes
Iof Sc locialc og politiife 3i!itonoe.
pil maalfe auics for at bore msrf.
,lgfterat bobe o1ntalt 2an6ets blom:
itrenbe 5illtan6. og bets Snititutio=
liners mango 6oroele, tiger bon:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Gfspluiion. 1re @uuoreoe Sons
Epnomit, ser Dor brogt omboro /
Sen BRITTLE Camper us(lrm Chine,
/ Sen ncorc @opn noeuior Sort Gar
roll. Baltimore, Mo., cfsp(ooereoe
Sen Sbe Murts. Mcllem 40 % so
Mnnb blcn orebt, og flere Sneie
Terioner blep mere eller minorc al
borligt ioorct. Gjen0omstabet CT
omfring eli bo!u Million Collars.
~s((,1m Gbine" % &rammteu peb
Eioen al blep fl,loitenoig tilintet-
gjort. 9ueierbaaocn ~Ntlontic"
iom to @ange git uo for at bjerge
Sc fareiteote Sefolf, fon1 / @ran6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14
Sapanderne paa @etfpiten. @ef-

S%apaneierne paa @eitfpiten. @ef-
fepiooen al jopaneiiif Snouitri /
California CT iftloret I @tatiitif,
lom offentliggioroes bcn 6. Marts
gjennem Stotens s(rbeioerfommis=
iions Mappprt. Sfplge oenne bar
SSapaneierne Nn6el / 2,54S merfan-
tile gtablisieme11ter til ct 8elsb al
$4,075,226 foroelt paa ca. 6,556
SSaponeiere.
Sapancicr11e ejeoe 1926 Mcres
Garmlano per6iat til $235,6OO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Meiten 80! ella: r@apa, SIT
flnoc goot pere ioa ipo % forere
grtbur % mug &e,,gene til @rpl-
l,,psrejien."
4apa: "elifer 5 pirfelig binon-
ocn?"
Nrtbnr:: r9eres Cater % leg
bill fglges til @erbens gn6e."
Eapo:: IS fan faa Yenee til 9fi-
pieraen, lille gprr. Den ppriee
9feiie maa S ielp betole."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

'spnoflooen. 9ille &aniemanS
hapoe facet cn @oabs Mrf til .SsSl,l.
Slleoags Morgcn tog bon ollie 9p=
rene og puttebe in6 / slrfcn, lte11g=
te 9pren % iotte Jig title mes.
"@beo CT Set, 81, penter paa?"
lpurgte Moma.
r&aa at Set ifal beepnoe at reg
lie, Del!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Sra Gafeen. r9e set &ar, ser
iiooer oerbenne og fpsies."
"Sps! Seq fier,oer 0ent. Sc CT
gifte."
rgirfeiie! pet er neiten ID.
ren6e."
.@oo-oa! Seq iagoe 10 life, al
De CT gift meb binanoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-14

Jig Ell Sci go0e 9olltetnlf=4pGg og
ounifc Sj%c11eitefolf. Sam fjabte ali
2on6et / set mtp0ren6e 9arIem fra
@ellaote oa omfri1g @igb 8rioge.
San bDggcbc ct pnnt Sns mellem
Set m1nnre,1oe 1875 & $50 Street,
9sem Dorf, og napnes iom: Sen
6anife aopitaliit Sap:
tein Socbum &eterien".
San ne6 almin6elig 9[gtelie al fine
ltnoergiune og Maboer. SITE lang1
fra bom fit Glaes Gorne1isien
SmttS 9an6. 8aptejn @eterier
gioroe bpob bon fun6e for at oGm:
pc en-. Gel Misforneielie mes @l,-
pcrttbren g. Step, og Ser blep iagt
8,,pcrnpren babbe en- TITO Sen
2unifcrc,1. Step par grob, brutal
0 gii9r boorb mos &16ioner,1e.
iom ban bolot pao, tro6s 3eteriens
Mobariel, if,,loe ,1noertrpffes mel
Magt, boorfor set fom til f1ert
Sammeniteo. ser gift lis ODER Sep.
bpggerne. Step los e,1bog fre6eligt
Snoionere nebifpbe. Sna bar &e.
teri len engang borte / @alpernsrenS
Gieneite, 30 fienotlige &noinner,
ltrangte op til Be faa Suie pao
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05
LETTER OF
BURKE is
MADE PUBLIC
-e..--- "a ID MtE - EMH RB-E M
z.s1 kHH "a - kEEH E
Burke Explains He Had No
Hand IN Matter.
- +.E -EL E'-
Letter Was Written by Burke
to Burleson
.... -.-.a i So .-'~., IT,. Il.
.... ..... ..-. ] ga, -. ..r..
No Charge Of Importance
Against Plunley

Confirming the statement of Senator
Gronna thats he did not believe Gov
ernor Burke. had anything to do with
the request made to Postmaster Plum"
ley to resigns The Forum has received
a copy of the letter sent by the former
governor to Postmaster General Burle-
son. This letter was obtained from
the local postmaster who was glad to
furnish the same. as Governor Burke
had consented to its publication. The
letter is as follows:
Aug. Is, 1a13.-The honorable, the
postmaster general, postofice depart
ment. My Dear Sir: / am in receipt
of letter from Fl. c. Plumley, post
master at Fargo, N. D., informing fme
that charges have been made against
him based upon certain articles that
appeared in his newspaper when was
The letter further stated that 1t was
generally believed in the city Of Far
| go that I was instrumental in starting
the investigation,
| AS soon as convenient after the re-
ceipt of the letter, went over to the
postoffice department and examined the
i files in the case, and find that, there
4 is no CnarSe OF any importance dSaluSt
Mr.. Plumley other than the newspa-
per articles concerning myself while I
was governor. / need not state to you
that had nothing to do with this in
| Ivestigation and did not know that
there was such an investigation until
| it was well Under way, for think you
know that that is not my style Of
| fighting. The articles were SO false
| that nobody believed them and was
always well satisfied with the result Of
every fight. i did not institute the
1 investigation land I am not asking for
Mr.. Plumley's removal from Office on
account Of ANYTHING that may have
been published against me in his pa
/ per, or for any other reason.
| The investfga tion has been made and
| is in your hands and it would not be
right for me- to make even a sugges
| ton as to what you should do in the
premises. When the report of the in
spector reaches you, you will be gov
erned in your action by your own good
sense of justice between man and man.
III cannot refrain, however. from making
| this statement to you of my attitude
| in the matter Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) John Burke.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05
FARMERS TO HANDLE
THEIR OWN GRAIN
CASCADE COUNTY GROWERS
PREPARE TO FIGHT AN AL
LEGGED MlLLlNGs COMBINE.

Great Falls, Mont, Sept. 5. - The
farmers of Cascade county are pushing
the movement to handle their own
grain products and free themselves
from the bondage Of the milling COM
bine." f
Already more than $4,000 acres
have been listed with the Farmers
Mutual Protective association, and
negotiations practically completed for
the lease of a 10000 bushel elevator.
The leaders are among the most sue
cessful and progressive farmers Of
Cascade county. Among those connected
with the movement are William Nc
Cumber Alec Ferguson and Gordon
Ferguson. A. E. Boynton of the Sun
River bench county, o. E. Young,
master of the Montana state grange,
and #. j. Edwards of Helena, late
candidate on the bull moose ticket for
governor, were among the speakers at
the meeting when the association was
formed.
tOur association will handle more
than half million bushels Of wheat
the first year. and it may almost
double that" said one number. "but
if we handle only 100000 and make
but s cents the bushel, we will give
to the farmers $4,000 which we other
wise would pay tribute to the
millers, and our action would be justi-
fed"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05
GIVE BOOILEGGER
SPEEDY JUSTICE
CAVALIER OFFICIALS ARREST,
CONVICT AND SENTENCE DA-
LEY I'M THREE DAYS.

Langdon. NJ. D.. Sept 5.--Frank Da-
ley was arrested at Nekoma, N. d.
with a satchel of booze with him by
Sheriff Kelland of Cavalier county
He was arraigned the same day, waiv-
ing examination and pleaded guilty in
Judge w. J. KneeshaW's court. He
was sentenced to serve one year in
the penitentiary for bootlegging. and
is now in Bismarck.
states Atty. ID. Benson prosecuted
and he stated that any blindpiggers,
bootieggers or gamblers had better
keep out Of Cavalier county, ais they
would be dealt with in the same man
ner and with the same promptness as
was Daley.
This is the first case in Cavalier
county where a party has been SEN
fenced to- serve a term in the state
penitentiary for bootlegging, under
the new law, which went into effect
July /, though one previous arrest had
been made and the alleged bootlegger
is being held on bail.
Daley was first found at Nekorna
where he was practically caught in
the act of selling booze. He learned
that the sheriff was on his trail sSnts
set out for Iona, small town ia
Cavalier county, and was in the act oi
boarding an eastbound train when
captured. The temperance and gam.
|: bling laws are being strictly enforced
/ in Cavalier county, and any violators
will be prosecuted to the full extern
Of the law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05

New Haven, Sept. 5--At the open
ing of the federal investigation into
the railroad wreck at North Haven,
Commissioner McChord ordered Cen
eral Manager Bardi of the New Haven
road to produce the minutes of all the
meetings of the New Haven directors
since the Bridgeport wreck July 13.
1911.
These will show it is said, what ac-
tion was taken toward the betterment
of safety conditions. IT,
= The examination of witnesses bris-
; tied with startling passages.
Engineer Wands of the Bar Harbor
express. brought a gasp from the
crowd when he testified that engineers
on the New Haven frequently drift
ed by danger signals in foggy wealth
er. Train Dispatcher Kelly had pre-
viously testified that the weather con
ditions on the morning of the wreck
was very foggy" but he had not con-
sidered it necessary to warn trains. to
reduce speed ,ts >e-.s-..s--s,.. = s- $ :.
Six trains passed over this stretch
within an hour, The White Mountain
express made the fastest time. aver
aging ffty two miles, JUST before 1t
crashed into the Bar Harbor train. I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05
MEXICO !.
Will TRY
new TACK
Prominent Mexican Comes to
Treat With U. 5.
VIII Endeavor to Get Loans
From Americans
Man Chosen Stands High at
Washington

Washington, Sept 5,-Manuel D'Za-
macona Inclan, former Mexican am
bassador to the United States and un-
til recently financial agent for the
Mexican government in London, will
endeayor to carry forward in Wash
ington negotiations between Huerta
and the United States for the solution
of the revolutionary problem.
Primarily he comes to continue the
negotiations begun with John Lind,
but the ultimate object is to obtain for
the Mexican government the loan the
United States declared in the second
note 1t would encourage American
bankers to float If the Huerta govern
ment would accept the principal pro-
posals.
The administration here, sounded
regarding the mission of Zamacona,
was not given an answer when the
latter started from Vera Cruz yester-
day. There seemed little doubt in off,
cial circles that the Washington adj
ministration would receive Senior
Zamacona under certain conditions, as
he lis well known here and is regard
ed as one Of the ahlest Mexicans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-05

Washington, Sept. 5.-Democrats of
the senate began what the ad-
ministration leaders hoped to
be the last caucus over the
stumbling blocks in tho tariff
bill. Every possible effort Is being
made to rush the odds and ends of the
measure into place for vote in the
senate by tomorrow night.
The senate. is waiting until 2 this
afternoon while the democrats are n
session endeavoring to agree on The
amendment to the income tax and
satisfy differences in their own ranks
on minor points.
After several hours debate on the
income tax, the caucus adopted ar
amendment levying a normal tax OF
per cent on $4,000 minimum, and
providing an additional 1 per cent on
incomes of $4,000 to $50,000, gradual
ed to. 6 per cent on incomes of over
100000. .s~e.s ..-.r .. .t......