davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Cuando vd. Sc slente pesado, de NAL
humor y bosteza mucho durante el dia
puede atribuirlo al hfgado entorpecido,
Ell cual ha permitido que Ell sistema
SO llenase de impurezas. La HERBl-
MA cura todos los desarreglos produ-
cidos por entorpecimiento del hfgado.
Fortified ese 6rgano, limpia ell vientre
y deja 81 sistema en- buena y sana con
dici6n. Precio so cvos. Vendida por
la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
Sc TRAoA UNA AeEJA QUE tai
vEz II CAUSE "a MuERTE.

BelIefontaine. Ohio, Sept. S0s-John
r Rye, un ranchero que yive cerca
de Norwich. es duefo de I'm colmenar
eu oil cual hay millares de abejas. pc.
"a nunca habia tenido a ninguna de
elias en- su boca y hasta adentro de la
earganta hasta hoy.
Los m6dicos dicen que gu condi-
ci6n es c%rftica, debido 4 que Ia abeja
IA pic6 81 est6mago. Mientras trata-
jeba entire elias a de elias vol6 y le
entr6 en- la boca y 10 ahog0 tanto que
tuvo que tragarseIa. Permaneci6 vi
va 10 suficiente para picarle e esto'
mayo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
de Nuevo Nlxico,

lEetado d. Nuevo MkxicO.
conaado a. santa F6. No. 8071.
A~rcnleano Garcia. Prudencio Garcia,
Arastacia Garcia. Simonp Garcia, y
Policarnio Garcia, Actores.
W
Anato,io Garcia. Teodoro Abeytia,
ManueI Abeytia Miguel Garcia. los
berederos pagconocidcs de yuan iRa-
mon Garcia. finado. los herederos Des.
ccnocidos ID Juan Nepomuceno Gar
ia. fnado. y los reclamantes Descono,
cidos de- ~intereses en- las premlsas ad-'
versus d los acusados.
En- la Corte do pistrito del Primer
Distrlto Julicial de Nuevo Mexico por
el Condado de Santa re.
Los dichos ~acusados, Miguel Gar
ella, los herederos d~esconocidos dc
Juan Ramon Garcia. fnadc, los here
Ideros Desconocidos de- Juan Nep0mu
.ceno Garcia, finado, y los reclamantes
D~esconocidos de intereses on las pre-.
misas adversas 4 los actores, son aqu.
n~otifcados que una que1a ia sido pro-
ltocolada en- contra de ellos en- Ia Cor.
te de Distrito por 81 Condado de San
tn Fe, Estado arriba dicho, esa sien-
do la corte en- Ia cual dicha acci6n es
ia pendiente. por los dichos actores,
Arculeano Garcia. Prudencio Garcia,
Anastacia Garcia, Simona Garcia, y
Policarpio Garcia, los objetos genera
les del dicho pleito siendo por un de-
creto aquietando 81 tftulo & y para
una PARTITION del siguiente descripto
trecho de terreno;
Situado en- 81 condado de Santa re
y Estado de Nuevo Mexico. en- ell Ba-
rrio No. 4, de Santa re, y Precinto
No. 8. del dicho Condado y Estado.
lindado y descripto como sigue, q sa-
Der: Lindado en- Ell Orlente por las
tierras de los Garcias; en- ell Oeste por
Ell Canine Real Ell cual sale de la pla-
"a i Eel Monte; en- 81 Norte por tie
ira perteneciente q Lobato y en- Ell
Sur por la orilla 8 bordo de lei Mon
ter. Dicha terra mide 277 yardas
de Oriente d Occidente y 1T yardas
dc Norte d Sur, siendo la misma TERRA
comprada por Mateo Garcia de Jose
Leonardo Lobato, ell dia is de Noviem-
bre. 1907 cuya escritura fu9 protocol
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Ell tempo variable del otono TEN
prano trae toses v resfriados que tie
ren un efecto debilitador en- 81 siste-
ma, y puede hacerse cr6nico. Usen la
Compota y Mel de Alquitran de Foley
Tiene I'm efecto muy agradable v sa-
native en- pasajes de aire irritados 8
inflamados, y ayudara muy pronta-
Mente. Els una medicina familiar bien
ccnocida que da resultados-De venta
en- la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Yd, So halla cogido Cd un lao Guam,
do esta luchando con I'm ataque de
c6lera morbo 8 c6lico espasm6dico,
III. ACEITE MAGICO 'RENNH'S"
MATAD0LOR destata 81 nude y d.
pronto alivio. Hace 81 mismo trabajo
al usarse como friega para aliviar 81
reumatismo, torceduras, dolor en- los
riiones, s cuello rfgido. Els un reme-
do s1rpRendsnte para uso inferno 9
externo. Precio rs ~centavos. yendi.
do por la iBotica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Las manchas en- la sangre hereda-
das y adquiridas, germenes Sifliticos
8 Ponzoias Escrufulosas pueden ser
extraidas solamente usando un RENE
dio de poder exceptional. La PANA-
CEA DE SWAIN ha sido empleada por
los Norteamericanos para este fin du,
rante cast un siglo. Els uno de los re-
medios mas antiques y mejor conoci-
dos. Cura los caso mas graves. Pre-.
clio, botella grande. $500. vendida
por la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
un Escape Miiaurcso.

mi pequefio nino tuvo I'm escape ma
r~ayilloso.v escribe p. n. Bastiams de
Prince Albert, Cape OF Good Hope.
"Ocurri6 q mediados de la noche. LIE
vino un ataque sever de crup. Co
mo TOGO la suerte, yo tenia una bote-
liza del Remedio de Chamberlain para
la Tos en- la casa. Despues de seguir
las direcciones por una bora y veinte
minutes pas6 TODD Ell peligro muy
bien.v De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Win g. Richmond, I'M residente de
Inglewood. Cal. respondera 4 cuales-
cuiera indagaciones Ger de Ia Com
rota de Mel y Alquitran de Foley d.
CO ademas la "Compota de Mel y AL
quitran de Foley me ha benefciado
grandemento para malestar bronquial
y tos. despues que habia usado otros
remedies que faltaron. Parece mas
Ten una buena comida que n medi,
Gina No acepten un sustituto. De
yenta en- Ia Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
DispepsIa t,r6nica.

Ell siguiente testimonio sin ser soil.
citado ciertamente debe ser suficiente
para dar esperanto y valor a personals
afligidas con dyspepsia cr6nica: He
sido I'M dispeptico cr6nico por muchos
amos, y de todas las medicinas que he
tornado, las Pastillas de Chamberlain
me han hecho mas bien que cualauier
ctra cosa.' dice w. G. Mattison, No. Z
Sherman ST.. Hornellsville, N. Y. De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Tit.-Se me cay6 mi reloj en- Ell rio;
lo recobre tres dias despues y todayia
estaba en- corriente.
Tat:-Como! I'm reloj no puede an
dar tres dias sin darsele cuerda.
Tit:--Es que estaba en- la corriente
del RIO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
La ULTIMA NoTA De MoDA

Dice: "Es una precaucion saba en-
contra de obtener agujeros en- medic
ria delicada de echar polvo en- los "a
patos antes de ponerselos." Mucha
gente esparce ell famoso polvo anti
s6ptico, Aliens Foot-Ease, en- los "a
patos, y hallan que saliva su costo
diez veces mas en- que no haya aguje.
ros en- las medias v tambien menos
f~riccion y dolor consecuente en- los
pies.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
LAS PILpoRAs De FOLEY PARA
LOS RlNoNES TiENEN ExiTo.

PorQue son \ medlclna hecha NO
nestamente que alivia prontamente 81
sufrimiento debido 4 rihones debiles,
i inactivos y acci6n dolorosa de Ia We
jiga. Ofrecen una ayuda poderosa a
la naturaleza en- levantar execramien-
to de los rinones, en- ~restaurar acci6p
rormal y aliviar desagrados de IA We.
ira. PROBADLAS. De venta en- Ia
Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Cuando Ell pecho Sc siente abrasado
y la garganta quema. vd. tiene indiges
ton y necesita HERBINA para librar,
Sc de sensation tan inc6moda. Expe-
lie ell alimento NAL digerido. refuerza
oil estomago y puriica los intestinos.
Precio so cvos. Vendida por la Botica
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Algunas maquinas ~parlantes son he
chas, pero la mayorfa de elias Q
en- forma de mujer.
No Sc lie den alimentos s6lidos al nj.
70 antes de que cumpla dos amos, y
entonces d6nsele moderadamente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Tito:-Cleto es Ell hombre mas afor-
tunado que 70 he visto.
Paco-Porque 10 dices.
Tto:-PorQue sabras que hace un
ano que hered6 $1,000 todavfa los
tiene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Nunca 81 permita al nifo chupar
botella vacfa.
Pepito:-Porqu6 besa Vd. a mama
siempre que Sc a su trabajo?
Don Cleto (su papa)-Es una cos
tumbre carifiosa que 70 tengo, hijo
rafo.
Pepito:-Mire vd., papa, esa misma
costumbre tiene ell lechero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

La Maestra:-Ahora Juanito, 81 una
yarda cuesta diex centayos y dos var.
das cuestan veinte c~entavos, que dife,
iencia hay entire los dos yardas?
Juanito ;-El cerco que las separa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Tn antique decia que Ell que habfa
hallado un buen yerno, habia hallado
un hijo; pero ell que habia hallado uno
malo. habia perdido unahija.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Uno:-Ahf tiene vd. I'm j6ven afor-
trnado. Nunca ha tenido dificultades
en- este mundo.
Otro:-Ya pronto las tendra multi
plicadas; Sc ASA dentro de pocos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

La satisfaction que Sc SAGA de la
venganza solo dura un momento; Pc
TO Ia que Sc SAGA della elemental IS
eterna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
10 Hacen sentjrse Blen.

TO Hacen SentIrSe BIen,
El ~placentero efecto purgativo pro-
ducido por las Pastillas de Chamber
lain son la condici6n saIudabie del
cuerpo y mente que elias proporcio-
nan hace d uno feliz. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09
II r.lsnto de u J6vsn HIspano.


Hace algun tempo que 81 1oyen
Francisco L. Lopez, de Las Vegas, an
teriormente editor y publicista Dc "a
Revista Ilustrada que por algun item
DO yio la luz pfblica bajo q tituio &c
ia verdad," Be do d Ia obra de es'
cribir algunos dramas. rcmances y tra-
gedias propios para Ell cinematosrafo.
AIgunas de estas obras estan va ION
cluidas y en- dias pasados o. Sr. 70
pez mand0 una de elias al 81. no.
maine Fielding, gerente de Ia compa-
MA teatral de la Lubin Manufacturing
company, actualmente desarrolianoo
filmas cinematografcas en- este lugar'
para que la examinara. III tltuio az
este drama es s.San Juan Day IN New
Mexico" Gel Dia de San Juan en- Nue
w M6xico.) Con fecha del ola ~ DEL
ME en- curse, Ell Sir. Lopez recipio DEL
sr. Fielding una carta, la cuai traduci.
mos d continuation:
Mr.. Frank Lopez,
Las Vegas, N. M
Caro- Sehor:-
Su grata del dia I de los c~orrlentes
Ell la cual me adjunta ei manuscrlto
del escenario de un drama tituiado ~
Dia de San Juan en- Nuevo Mexico'
esta en- mis- manos.
Despues de leer esta obra detenlda-
mente, debo decirle francamente o va.
oue es I'm drama excelente, y tengo
gusto en- e~xpresarle mi admiration
personal por 81.
Lo ~considerare un honor especiai
Vd. me haga una vista, para IA
cual puede entenderse conmigo poi
medic del telefono, etc, etc.
Con la confianza de verle pronto pa
"a c~onocerle personalmente, y dandole
las gracias por sus considerations pa
sadas, quedo
Suyo en- yerdad,
Firmado ROMATNE FIELDING.
Despues de una e~ntrevista 0 81
Sir. FIELDING, ell joven Lopez y 81 acor-
daron mutuamente On mandar el Ora
ma q la compahfa Lubin en- Filadelna.
Tn dia de la semana pasada, ell ST.
Fielding recibi6 aviso de que Ell drama
habia sido acceptable por la compania
Y que pronto serfa devuelto 4 e. par
su desarrollo aquf.
Ell drama es carecterfstico de esta
parte del pals, VI. por 10 tanto yer
dadera innovation en- s ramo. En-
sena ell juego del gallo en- el dia DE
san Juan, ~intercalado por las distin-
tas escenas de I'm romance amoroso,
en- Ell cual figuraron como principles
Rosita Rubio. la herofna, Jose Espino'
sa. ell heroe, y Pancho Martinez, 81 VI
Ilano Els una obra interesantfsima'
' Dor Ell hecho de ser fruto del feliz
ingenio de uno de los hijos natiyos dc
este suelo, nos sentimos orgulloso' del
se1alado exito que ha tenido va,
Ell ioven Lopez ha estudiado el ORA
ma. Dor correspondence, con ia Anne
rican Authors Institute, de Nueva
York. v sus esfuerzos, coronados va
nor los laureles recientemente adqui-
ridos. han recibido Ell justo premio 9
que estan in~titulados. Felicitamos al
30ven Lopez, y lie deseamos continue
do exito en- SUI carrera de dramatur'
"a. con la esperanto de que el mismo
sirva de ejemplo y de Incentive para
nuestra juventud.-La voz del Pueblo
Las Vegas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

No Sc lie austen al niio los pahaIes
ri los vestidos demasiado; este puede
causarle enfermedad y a veces 10 hace
vomitar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

doro Goulet, mientras Knapp 10 10
yaba d Ia cdrcel.-La Opinion P1blica'
Albuquerque. N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Mas de 1900 ~telefonos Sc estan
usando en- Nuevo Mexico d la actuali-
dad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Cuando no podemos lograr 10 que
deseamos, debemos co~ntentarnos con
10 que tenemos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

No es La abundancia de las rique
zas la que o puede hacer felicos
sino ell uso que hacemos de elias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

HI fastidio que consume a los dc,
mas. aun en- medic de las delicias, es
desconocido de los que saben ocuparse
.leyendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

I'm hombre que esta siempre salts
fecho de 81 mismo, 10 estA pocas
dc los demas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Millones de dinero y millones de
granos de arena son cosa igual al fiji
de la ~existencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

La mano de la vigilancia d~estruye
la miseria: la prosperidad acompafia
al hombre industrios0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

BESIDE que la fortuna cesa de favo.
recernos. nuestros amigos o abafl-
donan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Ella:--Ohi forged Papa esta furio.
so; entra en- IL sala y trata de calmar-
10.
Jorge:-Que ie pasa. pues?
Ella:--Aacabo de decirle que te
quieres casar conmigo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Ell mundo recompensa mas a menu
dc las ~apariencias de merito que el
merito mismo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Educar no es dar carrera para VI
vir, sine templar ell alma para la vida
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Cuando Sc halla descanso en- 81 mis-
mo, es in1til Ell b~uscarlo en- otra parte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-09

Ell que es demasiado indulgente con
sligo mismo. por 10 regular suele e
POGO c~omplaciente con los demas.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
RoARp MEETING.
State Federation officials in Session at
Fargo on Sunday Afternoon.

State Federation officials in Session at
Fargo on Sunday Afternoon.
The board of directors of the North
Dakota State Federation of Labor met
on Sunday last at Assembly halls with
a quorum Of members present, Max
Reinecke OF Grand Forks being the
only member from outside of Fargo.
Various subjects were taken up for
consideration first Of which was the
question OF The North Dakota Advo-
cate.
The report Of this publication show
ed that the present Indebtedness, ex-
elusive OF the bond issue, amounted to
$516. Few subscriptions for the new
year had as yet been received and II
was resolved to try and run the publ
cation at a cost inside its monthly re-
ceipts and to use the money received
from the subscriptions to liquidate the
indebtedness.
Legislative measures were then TAX
en- up and discussed with an idea OF
having the assemblies Of Grand Forks
and Fargo agree on the details of these
bills. 1t appears that NAM bills re-
lating to labor are to be introduced at
this session and n in particular
which the Grand Forks union men have
been working on lis the w-orkingmen's
compensation act and it is understood
i that Fargo members of the legislature
Intend to introduce an eight-hour law
and a measure for the employment OF
convicts-on their own initiative.
The board went ON record as favor
! ing every measure that would benefit
labor-either organized or unorganized,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
ELECT OFFICERS.
Plumbers Union No. 33S Holds Meet
ina on Wednesday Night.

. NNKI ~
Fargo Plumbers union NO. 1873 met
in regular session wednesday night
with President Stevenson in the chair,
This was the night for the election
OF officers for the ensuing year and the
event resulted as follows:
President-Wade Stevenson.
Vice President-Ralph b. Wing.
Secretary-Treasurer-W. r. Lee.
Recording Secretary-Homer Carl
son.
Inside Guard-E.I l.. NOLAN.
Outside Guard-Arthur Ackar.
Executive Board-D. j. Driscoll. Ed
Dougherty, William Lanyon, Vim. Bus
by. Ben Reicher.
Delegates to Buildings Trade Coun-
cil-Ralph Is. Wing, ID. J.. Driscoll.
Financial Committee-H. Skeiten.
Gordon Durfy, who was married dur
ing the holidays, served a spread fol-
the boys in honor Of the event and il
was greatly enjoyed.
Bro. "A. S. Sayer is reported in the
hospital suffering from the effects of Z
rusty nail piercing his knee cap. Ht
is being well taken care of by the 10.
cal.
The reports of the members on work
show that all are working and thai
there will BIO little let up this winter
and a big rush of work is expected
when spring arrives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
FARGO ASSEMBLY,
Met on Friday Evening Last and Elect.
ed New President-strom Resigned.

Met on Friday Evenipg last and Elect
ed New Preeident-strom Resigned.
Fargo Trades & Labor assembly met
in Assembly hall on Friday evening
last with a good attendance present.
One feature of the meeting was he
resignation of President Strom who, IL
is stated expects to leave the city. A.
w. Bowman, a delegate from the Far
go Typographical union Mo. 1856 was
elected to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Bow
man is we'll known in this city and
lMoOrhead and is at present "a. r.. of T..
organizer for the state of North Da-
kota and as such has achieved untver-
sally good results.
Considerable time was devoted to the
discussion OF the union label cigar
question with the idea of securing pat
Ironage for the home made product
bearing the label. Al committee. was
appointed to see what could be done in
increasing the sale OF these cigars.
some little discussion was held re-
lgarding Isl to push before the
IlegisIature-these include a deputy in
the once of the commissioners OF agrf-
IcuIture and labor, a model child labor
law and the union label on state print
ing.
The report OF the delegates from the
various bodies showed that business
in all lines was still good and nearly
| every one was working--an unusually
good showing for January.
1t lis anticipated that work ] n ali
lines the coming spring will be uiansu-
ally lively.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
HUNT QUAIL IN
CADILLAC CAR

Quail hunting by motor car is the
latest novelty for sportsmen, and,
Judging from the enthusiastic reports
from Texas, this method of getting a
full bag rot only adds much to the
comfort and pleasure Of the sport, but
also has it's practical values.
1Recently Roy Munger, of Dallas,
Tex, accompanied by friends, mad a
hunting trip to west Texas, using his
Cadillas touring car not only to get to
the hunting grounds, but actually en-
ployed the car in the field. Mr.. Mum
ger and his party made the trip in his
car overland TO Big Springs and drove
thence about sixty miles north.
automobile hunting is the greatest
sport in the world" Mr.. Munger said
on his return to Dallas. I'VE shot
from the car nearly all the time and
the Cadillac o me nearly any place
7 wanted to go. In fact some of the
places we pulled through would have
been impossible for a horse and bug
gy."
The Munger party bagged nearly as
much game as the law allows. Blue
quail were killed in large numbers and
the duck hunting near Gail, Tex,
where h nights were spent, was de-
clared all a hunter could wish for.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11

The convention visitor who intends
to buy a car this year win find every
kind and at every price on display
next week. N. p. avenue and other
streets will resemble a miniature
Detroit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
IN The LABOR WORLD
FIRE FIGHTERS
MAY JOIN UNION
some MEMBERS or BOSTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT HAVE ORGANIC
Ed TO BECOME AFFILIATED
WITH THE AMERICAN FEDORA
TON or LABOR.

Boston, Jan. 11.-There Is an organ
~ization in this city composed Of mem
bers Of the city fire department, known
as the Russell club. This club has
had under consideration the advisable
ity Of taking out a charter of affili-
alton from the American Federation Of
Labor.
Charles III. Cole has registered his
disapproval of this action, and while
he is not violent in his opinions, yet a
letter from him which was given gem
eral publicity, is based upon a miscon-
Eception of the attitude of the American
Federation Of Labor toward organiza-
tons of this character.
The general organizer Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor in Boston,
Frank H. Mccarthy, has replied to the
argument of the commissioner, in
which the attitude OF the American
Federation of Labor Is fully set forth.
The representatives Of the American
Federation of Labor were confronted
by a similar question before the COM
~r1ittee on civil service reform of the
house of representatives last year in
the matter Of the organization Of the
men in the postal service.
Sec. Frank Morrison, who appeared
before the civil service reform COM
mittee, In substance, stated that the
last resort Of the organization Of
labor in securing an adjustment Of
their grievances from private employ
ers was the strike, but the last resort
OF organizations of labor whose mem
bers are employed by national, state
and city governments, was legislation.
The attitude Of the Russell club.
composed of city firemen, toward the
government of the city of Boston,
would not be changed in any respect
with reference to cessation of work
were they to be affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor. except
by an af1iliation with the last named
organization it would be incumbent
upon the city firemen to recognize and
GRAFTON OF Labor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
Ellie Labor AppeaI e Made.

Ciergymen throughout the country
have been asked by the National Child
Labor committee to devote their SER
mons on Saturday and Sunday, Jan.
70 and rs, to the subject of child Ia
Dor. Those days have been set aside
by the committee as child labor days.
For even years the committee has
issued similar appeals and the interest
aroused last ear resulted in a general
demand for the passing Of the federal
~children's bureau bill and improved
child labor laws in ten states.
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on the preferred stock was also de-
clared. The extra dividend on the
common puts that stock on a 90 per
cent basis. The American SNUFF Co.
has also declared an extra dividend OF
3 per cent or the common stock, to-
gether with the regular quarterly div
idend of 3 per cent on the common and
Both companies are lienal descendants
Of the recently dissolved American To-
bacce Co, noted for its employment OF
child labor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
Notiee % stookheIdera.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Scandinavian Ameri-
can bank Of Fargo will be held in its
banking room Monday, Jan. 30, 1913,
at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose of
ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
II. j. Hagen, President.
(Jan. 4-11, 1919
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More Bros. are showing their new
Metz car which sells at 1896. 1t is
small but carries three large men with
ease. They have made special ar
rangements to display their several
lines during the week.
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proEt II Child Labor,

washington, JAM. 9:-grhe directors
OF the Loriltard Tobacc0 Co, have de-
cIared the regular 2Ax per cent divi
dend and an extra dividend 0f 216 per
cent on It's common took. THE regu~
Iiag Quarterly dividend Dar cert
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However, you may have noticed that
these articles which the sentimental
burglar restores on the plea of his
victim, would never bring much at
the pawnbroker's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11

Speaking of military aviation there
can be no doubt that the unexpected
concert of Europe up in the air for "a
time.
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Manager English of the Wheelock
Auto Co., says that he will have a
double attraction during the week.
The dog show and the Overland.
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somethinu poinq.

Judge Ted. Did Dolly send you a
cordial Christmas invitation?
Ned. Very! She said she'd just
hung up her mistletoe.