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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

fra Fan rejlte mes ct felgenoe. Gog
otter at bape Ielt 2be11 &las1es 8il=
let. SEQ l1nberiegeIie al 8iiping
opbogeoe man ingen Suor poo banS
2egeme.
Sfplge on6re Gi6ne1oiagn ifal
Ser imiblerttb life bore lplt 11ogen
26en &lasies Billet ira 8lone til
@aricbou paa Sen nabnte Eio.
Gerimoo ifol en- &erre, iom ligne=
Sc 8iiping, babe fipbt 8illet til
Gereiin oe, rejit 6erfra meo Soget,
og mon .bar regnet n0, at @iiping
efter at babe forlaot 6priten bar
bopt Eio til, at naa 9oget beo Ses
rein. @ioere bar nogle. let 9i<
iping fomme ITO al Sfopen, or1ore
hnr let bam otter foripinoe oen,
og otter an0re bur let bam beltille
!6eite i, gpen, iom lteger mellem
Eereiin og 8lo11e. !
De for Baron 8iiping .1teunitige
gionel1oioga er imiogertib ierere
ente1 toget tilbage eller bemerlte=
re0e. .
2er nreloer Jig oeiao &erioner,
iom pdaitoar at bape beret 1jen-
pi6ner til Mor6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

2ige efter Moroet bleb Ser be-
gaaet ct benrmeligbe6Sfulot Sno<
bruostpperi pao 5lottet Gereiin,
iom liben Moroet bar pGret lrtfet
% bepogtet. 6priten pleieoe at ID,
re 9agbog, og 8ogen, font i%anoipn=
ligpis funoe bjelpe til Opf1aring al
Moroet, er %foripun6en. Matoeg-
terne poo Slottet er bleoen ofifeoi=
gebe. Sc poaitoor, at De ub poo
NottenL ga 9yperiet foregif, bar
fal6et / Sepn, % at De 1an6ipnlig-
pis bor bleber be6ebe6e.
Ma11 tror, at Epberiet itaor t
6orbinoelie meb Mor6et.
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Nytttge Hnak.

st lille Soiletfmeb. Set er Ell
|toelig &lage for Sc Gamer, be1
trpner eller bglger beres @aar, al
&rpllet oltio eaar no / fugtig1
SEER. 81 tror 6erfor at gle6e DO.
re 29ierin0er peo at a11biie oem e1
ganite iimpelt Mib0el til at fun11e
bepare Sen bsleenoe Soorfriiure
|ielp / @egnbeir.
Man piifer en- 9gggebpioe mel
cit lille 9beifeful6 Suffer (fineitl
&uo6eriutfer) til set fummer, uoe1
at oct maa blipe itipt, 6ppper Sin.
geripioierne oeri og 1trpger 0tsfl
|benao &aaret, fer man friierer Jig.
&relleiernet benpttcs ferlt, naaa
9aaret er ganife tort, og man bill
Ga %forbauies ODER Set rige, blp6f
'6aD, @aaret faor :efter 6enne 7rem=
gongSmao6e.
S1ffertilfntni1tgen retter Jig ef:
ter @aarets 8eifoffenbeb, set oil ii.
&c efter, bbor tgrt set er.
&%eilebning / Sanbbpritning. (@i
HrofeSior Carl Gbriitenierr Eanb:
l9ge).
EGnoerlte 1fal berites min0it en-
Gang 6aglig, men bel1t babe Mor=
gen og Mften.
Sen, Ser er igpnig oe trnt ON
Mftene11 eller trapl og forjoget ON
Morgenel1, mao bellere gjere set,
11aor ser | Dagens SOB CT go oq
3ib til set, tbi oct ifal gieres grur=
6igt.
Set er life blot Eenberne, n1o,,
lfal bprite, men ogiao Ganofjp6et,
lom bliper fait og iu11ot se0 8grit<
ningen, bpilfet gab,,er GG116erne.
8grit op og mes, frem og tilboge,
operolt, in6benbig og u6pen6ig, /
Sber- oe l1n6ermltno, baaoe paa
EGnber og 9anofjeo.
st fortrinliet Sanobano til
8rng beo 86ritningen faar mon
peo at oplpie en- balp Sbelfeful6
agffeniolt i ct @las &anb.
st 9anopuIper er ogiaa ge6t at
BRUCE; set gjgr Set lettere at b6r<
lite iejg Slim % atoen 8elegning
at 1enoerne. Set be6Ite og 1,ifa=
oeligite til oette 8rug er set rene
ariotplllper, iom be66er fGl6et full
fur Salt. On Grade &ebermpnte-
ollie til Ell flor sgife &ulper gier
Set bebageliet forfriifenoe.
Wtan oDpper lite BGrlten | Sano=
panoet, iaa set bliper rappetitligt,
men tager en- Matn6ful6 6eraf 90
@angen, fprer fao 86riten ino %
bpriter lgs, mes foroberbgiet So
peo, iaa 8an6et fan lpbe no igien.
@griten ifplIes rem % benges
til 1errine efter 8rugett.
8griten n1oa life fomn1e ! beot
gono; set g6elngger ben.
SIR man tager en- nh 8grite
Brng, er set raaoeligt at renie ben
meo SRbe % gano:
@iemnnet. SET lite en- piollttr'
oerlia trpg GeleIie oer1i1e gle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
Barn 6rGbt at en- Sporpuan.-

SuIN UlUu@ VI tN
9orotbp &aiier, 6 Mor, 758 Scents
st., ct. Saul, blep brebt % ben=
oes Sglter Milbreb, s Mor, alporlia
inoret forleben, 90 Sen lille &ogn,
bpori be fierte, foIli6erebe meb en-
5porpogn paa @aie og @reenbrier
Sts., ct. Soul. @ogrte1t bleb beo
5tpoet foitet 90 500. 9orotbp fit
8r1sb paa @jerneitallen, br11ffe1
Mrm og on6re 8eifa6igelier og oeoe
paa Sci til @oipitolet fort efter.
Mtloreb bleb bra9t bjem. @ibner
til l1lpffen erflerebe @porpognsfg=
reren for noen Sfpl6. Bgrnenc
maa babe tabt @erre0emmet orcr
i'm lille @ogn, ga Sen fjerte meb
frpgtelig Sort poo Spornog,ten, til
troos for at flere ifreg til 6em ON
at pasie Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

annitneren: uSporoon fan 9e
forlange al mig, at jeg ifol male
Deres &ortret efter oisfe 6otogro-
fier, noar set enc er fra 1880 %,
oct onoet fra 1912"
Gamen:. uMo1 @opeoet %efter bet
fra 1880 og Dragten efter oct fra
1918"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

rMobern @oubmen"s Sninrsen-
ter. st @unoreoe 3elegerebe, Ser
iogoes at reprGientere $4,000 Meo=
lemmer al uMo6ern @ooome,1 Of
Imerico" / Minneiota, tog pe6 ct
@eoe paa &otel @pan oct fdritc
Sfri6t for at ifille Jig 1b fra Or
oenen, bnis 11pe Msiuronceiatier bar
paft Diisneje, % itifteoe rMortb=
meltern Elainsmen". I'll STREET.
Dent for SEN 11pe Srbe,1 bolgtes 8.
9. O'9feil1, 9bief @iper Soils; @e-
freter, George 3d. &eterion, 9u=
lutb; &asierer, 6. 6. Smenion, M=
bert Sea, og 6ielo Ma1tager, S;obn
$. Slrnoeen, Minneapolis.
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SnbiGttelie at np 8eitprelie. &oa
Mal1oag Mften bil sen nDpol9te Be
iprelie al gleonoro gbriitine 2oge
Mr. so al .. g. g. blipe Iobligt
in0iat / 6eres reipeftipe @mbe0er
poa Central Soil. Mlle, iom bar
sSsnteresie for oct banife Spiteriam-
funo, er penligit inobuot til at operse
bore &eitibeligbe6en. Sen bonite
Songforenilpg 9onia oil ipnge nog=
lie Sange peo Sn6i9ttelien. Otter
SSnofnttelien Dans.
Mrs. Sepien,
508 CANADA 81.
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DtnneapoIts.

&ebers banife epang. lntb. Sir.
fe, 20. Ape. g. % 9. ct. CUBS.
tieneite senoag Sormiooag 81.
1890. Gpnoagsifole 6orm. 81.
$50. A%ltergang fprlte spnoog
bper Maaneb pe6 6ormio6ogs.
guostjenelten
S firfelige &nliggen6pr be6es
mon benpenoe Jig til 8irtens
&reit, Hoitor 81. S. Sarpgooro,
1928 s. %. ct. Gelefon: &. g.
Center 4515.
&eo Meranora 2oges iibite Mfg=
6e peotoges set, at SSnoietteIien al
npe 8eitprelie oil foregoa /
oabent Meoe paa 9onio's ftore
Sail Sre6ag Mften Sen lite S1li,
at i116bDoe Meolemmer at 3bor=
baloien 2ogen til at operppre sSSno-
.iattelien.
6nff ct. &coers Menisbeos
Scmmernofln9t beo Minneboba
Senoag gftermio6og Sen 10. SsJl1li.
Man itoor at Sporpognen be6 49,.
Str, goor lige ne6 imob 6lo6en
til man er forbi DDreim6eluffet.
@oor iaa til bgire og op imoo Col
o%aterbiemmet. Mm beoes meo=
bringe Ma6furbe.
s. %. seboenbere, fohn tiolieere
bar aniat be6 ct berppren6e ipenlf
Bloo, blep arrelteret Spn6og / lit
Sogi n9be @riitol 6lnts" paa
Mnflage for at babe 1loite6t elects
uoen dt baDe Ell ttlitr9ffelig Sum
.oeponeret / 8onfen. Set iiges, at
ban bape6e &enge poo fire Gbecfs
til ct 8eleb af $55 i galooner neoe
/ 8pen.
7Oe Gas. &m 8%praaogmp0et
Sreoaas bIeD Ser at sIoerman
Scooter, 5ornlor,o gtroooetg gg8ee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

Sic Eeople See So, blep nplie
multteret $500 for at bape eipet
for Iiben GGgt peo Solget al S..
Set blep bepiit, at ser blep gipet
994 &l,nb for li6et for cit 8eltilling
pao 1916 $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

@aoetaler arreiteret. &olitiet
Miopap 9iItriftet arreltereoe 6re=
oog often Ebomos S. 2emis fra
&ortlono, Oregon, for Treosforitpr=
relie og 6orbin6ring al @aoetrafi-
fen. 2emis er en- Mgitotor for ST.
ouitriol @orfers Of tbe @orlb og
bop6e iomlet en- $50 6olf ONT fig
poo &iernet al Snelling og ltni-
beriitp @pe., Ga ban hlep orrelteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

@frip otter @rbbennmnaer
paa bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

Subn 2abten, EFT Ga @roSie,
@is., Mear,o, iom forleoen forioorot
fra .e@rnbaneltotionen, bbor bans
5tuffe(s @uitr,1 iao % penteoe poa
ham, fonotes i Jreoog5 iom Sig /
6loben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

@oleatba airfens apinoetorenine
bill .afboloe Ell See Gream Soetal
hos Mrs. S. Goof, S55 &uiep ane.,
Gorsoog Mften Sen 10oe Salt. st
uloent Siol pil blipe bortloboet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

'@ammel &iuneer bpr. @borles
@tbaN, SO Mor, en- gammel &io-
1eer al Stispille, Mi11n., beoe poo
Bethesda @oipital berite6s. &on
Dor feot, oppofiet og gift / @oerige,
Tom iao beroper, bpor bo11 .meo 81
Den blep betroet b%etp6elige Gillibs=
bperp. Gf6abl ooerlepes al fem
Spnner, Sobn &C., 8. st., 6. S.,
Setter @., % Mlfreo g. Sans SUI
ftru oeoe for nogle slar ii6en oe to
Detre, Mrs. Sobn 9eterion af
&rinceton,, Minn., og Mrs. SSobo1
81. &eterion al Gopos, Minn. ST.
bobl Loo Jig / 1864 bberbe aon1p.
g, doe inneioto Snfa1teri.
&e6eperiuben bleb afbrl1ot Sgn=
Dog Mften peo 11=9iben, 90 set fri
ifeoe op me6 en- iterf @in6. SEQ
Mionatstio blelte set Ell @tun6
temnelig itarft. Ser fal6t oglao
liot &e9n. 2l1ften blep go6t of-
fiplet 2ebet al Motten, og Mon=
bog felte 6olf fleit fig gonife font
fortabelt.
Sgnoagen par, Tom allie peo,
fpqrt BARN. SEQ Sretioen 11aae6e
9emperatl1ren, Sen officielle $1,000
ling, 81 Grader. Soft igete ollie
SteoS ben, %unotagen in6e / @tuer=
he. @aa 8eran6aerne og @ras=
planerne bolbt mango til; 9ulinoer
fegte 1ilfla1gt i @orterne og paa
fielige Ste6er Iangs 6Iooen.. Gil
Minnetonfa 6rog mange 9ufin6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

r9anmarfs Spnner". @e6 Mp=
bet Sns6ag Sen 96e Sl,li pil ser
bline foretoget &alg al 9elegoter til
Gfstro-&n1pentionen al Sc Cont
menill1tte6e Donife 6oreninger /
Mmerifa, fom piI blipe iommenfalDt
i>9pbet at fort 9ib for at tage De
forneone Sfriot til at bIipe infor=
poreret UNDER State1ts 2ope. Set
er ober ct Mar iiben at r9onmarfs
@enner" al Msiuroncefommisirr
&reus blep nGetet at gjere Msiu=
ranceforretning inotil 2icenie par
l1otaget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

!IIltut StIuII ueH LIZ 2tuDitll.
Naa. 9iejie til 9anmarf. Sgitre,
ne Martbea % 8otbilba Gbomien
% n. Nasmusie1t % Ctr. 9arfen,
Der ollie er iau bel fien6te / st. 8e=
|bers 6anife lutberife Menigbe6S
&re6s, er ofreiite ODER Clinton.
Soma, for at ofgaa me6 6. s.
|Tietger" til Dnnmorf. Sc tr1tfe1
ollie poo otter ot intte so i Wfir1.
neapolis. 81 pnifer 2pffe poo @ei:
lien.
On gatnmel &rigsbeteran Tom
Man6og bnsblaien6e % breo INF
paa Maporens &ontor og forlangte,
at Ser itrafs ifuloe ienoes EFT @oli-
|ttbetient til en- 6orretning poo
neore Morquette glpe,l1e, bbor et
Stiernebonner bangte upoo &obe.
oet". San mente, at bette bar en-
ganGre al 6laget, iom itrofs Bur
De rettes. On &%olitibetient bIet
|ien6t font forlangt.
Set fan man fnloe at bore ngie=
regnenoe.
100 9pnbentipner al f%orifiellig
Nrt bar peret bol6t eller ifal of=
.bol6es / minneapolis i Mar. Sc
tilrejien6es Mntal / Mnleoning 6is=
lie &onbentioner aniIooes til 1907
900.
glf norife Srganiiationer bar 3
&irfefamfun6 og en- @effe 8Dg-
oelag bragt flere Guiino 1ilreiienoe
til Minneapolts.
9en arperifmife 2]e9efongres er
Sen itgrite @amling, lom bor beret
bolbt iaor, i6et ODER 5000 uoen=
bps 2eger beltog i @ongreslens
Mp6er.
8lanbt be itore &onpentioner,
fom ifal afbolbes fer, er Sectional
Saint & &arniib Msiociutions Mars=
mpoe paa @o6ision @otef fra sen
286e September til 3bie Sftober.
Denne 5oreniug blep oprettet /
1888; ifjpnt life Sen iterite, er Den
moaIfe ben iterfelte fommercieue
Organization / 2on6et, ibet itore
S%nteresier er affiliere6e mes 6en.
.Si61te Morsmp6e bolotes / @al=
.borf Mitorio &oteI, SEEM Sort. S.
50. 9oniels, al Mrcber DontelS
9imieeb &c., Minneapolis, er Bor-
|eningens @reiibent.
81. &ebers Menigbebs 1tngbpms-
|fet / Sen0a9s hoe pe6 2afe @or=
riet bar bel beiegt og forme6e fig
til Ell imuf 6anif 6e1tligbeo. Gej=
ret nar 1oget barmt, men ellers
|6ejligt. Scr mango al Deltagerne
por set 11oget bonifeligt at fin6e
Jeltpla6ien, ellers funbe en fienne=
re &laos panifelig pelges.
Joreni,rgens 6ormanb, Mgrre-
goor6, bpb T%oriamlingen @elfom=
men / oct grp1ne. Derefter bolot
Or. ST. Gbomien 6en egentlige
5eittole, Ger paabbrtes meo itor
Spmarfiombe6. Mepnte Sole pil
.fnnne laies anoetfteos ber / @Ia=
oct. Otter Spfor6ring tilitilleoe
.2r. Gbomie11 belbilligt tit Monu=
ifript til vu9eblooet". s. Senien,
2illp GoIe, ct. SAUL, tolte fjgnt
ONT Minberne. Smebegerne br11g-
teS flittigt. Otter at man baooe
leget Ell Gimesti6 lejre6e mor1 Jig /
@r9siet ont ct longt beI6pffet
v@oro" o9 6e,1 eo6e me6brogte
Ma6 og ben u0merfe6e &affe biolp
til at forbsie Seititemnineen. ST.
ter bette ipiltes See Cream. gn 6ei=
Zig Seiltur poo 2ofe @arriet, bpor
De fjenne oanife Songe le6 imuft
l16 ober Spe11, 6anneoe cit go6 Mf=
ill1tning poo Soften.
aomiteen boboe giort fine ca
ger fortrpffeligt.
Sc ifanbalpie Sptrim, Ser finoer
Steo / @anoerne pao Barfiger, -er
mi blepet al SEN Mrt, at Mgn6ig=
heocrne finder, at ser bgr g1pres
noget, hpis life, Ste6ernc Ifa( hlioc
.alocIcs b%erpgte6e og blibe en- ;SSalo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
ST. PAUL.
&ontor: POI Curt 8loet.
Mpbeber maa inoienoeS, iaa oe 5er
Erpfferiet ienelt 9orsoag Mooae.

geo aiyb eller &cparaftoa al
.llbre belge Sen pelfienote @sS1s0eler
Simpn Mclion, 200 6. 7tb street.
Toobulofalnp bIep ser life noget
of liolte spnoae. Gouiferne n1eote,
troos Ben tropiife Seoe, men "Sbe
Mlbions" bite Jig life.
ssubn &eterion, 1853 &leaio't
glpe., logger paa @pbolpitalet | Ell
betnnfelig Eilltanb fom Splge at
&eoen % ct oerpeo fremfolot 6olo.
2anif &clajpreubeos SCREENING
,,Sollpiet" afbolber n91te Wteoe
Gorsrogen sen 10. SS1rli bos Mtrs.
6. &enoricfien, SO @eitern Apenl1e.
Mlle pelfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04
2mnbarens 9rufnina. s

2nnberens 9rnfmins. Gen 10
aor gamle Si6nep 211nogrens 9pb
- bmt orl1fncoe 2erboe Mfte11 11tt=
Der 8abning / Safe @balen - be-
rapeoe 9unogren BamiIien bens
eneite Stgtte. &an operlepes af
S orelbre, 8 SGltre og en- 8ro6er,
bpem ban un6erbolbt. Jmilien Dor
/ 800 Grange Street. 2n1r6grcn
begrapeoes pao Union &ranplaos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

lpsuingsfon1ite, inobroet en- Gor.
oroni,.g,. Der beitemmer 8rifen poo
Sos til Toe pr. 1000 SOB til 9ri-
|patforbrligere % Csc pr. 1000 til
|%aommnnen. Disie me- @rtier ital,
|ifplge Soror6ni,lgens 8eitem1nelie,
!treoe i aroft ben lite Mlglit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

zoe @as. 8aa Bpraaogmpoet ]
Sreoaqs bleD Ser at sloerman
SCOOTER, Jor11a11D 8DroobeM ge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-04

Sc i%fambalpie Sptrim, Ser finder
|SteD / Ganoerne paa &arfiper, -er
III blepet al SEN Mrt, at MDnoig=
hencrne finder, at ser bgr g1pres
noget, hpis iffe, Ste6erne ital hlioc
|aloclcs berpgte6e og blipe en ;Salo=
Srlsbc for u,,ge Eiger. @olssrn!=
misiionens M6bofat, s. S. Mocf=
MOOD, oil affatte en Goror0ninq
angaaetoe 1,nge Herioners Opipriel
t Cancer poa Garfieerne. &an fl;
bette / Sp6ra5 pao commissioners
|iioite Mg6e. SUPERINTENDENT wirth
|og Sefretpr @iogemop erflprcr. al
5ororoningen bil blibe giennemiur!,
log at Spertrcserp bill blibe o%treltc.
ret % Gonoeierc bill tobe lin Ms'epi(.
ling til at ba:y @ano poa S.snbet.
Hclt:i'nGn6 III patr1liere o.:.
Sorrtet, Gal5rnn og 2nfe Of !5e
Ssles Ganocr foripnet mes Ma-
|torer og @fgelps. 3~arffommisiio-
men erfltrrer,. at 5orboloene er foo
oanne, at froftiee Sorbolbsregler
mao tages, 90 Moporiler bar piit
|lig iorgiepes.
alSerman Sp6nion arreaeret.
NoIitifergeant 2atprence % 8oIiti.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-25
Opposing
L|.EAgERS
AWAITED
Jerome VIII Head the Prssecu-
ton Of Case
O'Mara !! VIII Lead Fight for
Thaw's Liberty Lii
Both Are On Their Way t
Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke, Aug. 25.--Neither
Jerome nor O'Mara had reached
Sherbrooke at. an early hour this
afternoon.

Sherbrooke, Aug 25.A week and d
day since Harry e. Thaw's sensation
al escape from MatteaWan found him
still confined to Sherbrooke iail and
the two men who are to lead the forces
are not yet here.
William Travers Jerome, the special
district attorney general for New York,
lis at Colebrook, N. H., driving his own
automobile and so far following the
route taken by ThaW In his flight from
MatteaWan.
Thaw's side expects Roger .O,Mara,
the Pittsburgh detective, at any time
to lead in the fight for TIaawss free
dom. O'Mara for the better part OF
his life has been retained by the Thaw
family to help Harry In his troubles
Jerome's greatest value is expected
to be when the matter OF ThaW's ex-
tradition comes up. s
ThaW spent a fairly restful night
There was b report shortly before day
light that there had been Jail deliy-
cry. but this was found unfounded.
Jerome Confident.
Colebrook, Aug 25. VIM T'ravers
Jerome, who, accompanied by John
Langdon, stopped here d short time.
and then departed for Bercler Falls.
VT, lis about a quarter of a. mile from
the Canadian border, where Thaw left,
the train and hired d carriage to drive.
him across the line. u have no dolbt. .s,|
said Jerome hat ThaW will be return Y
ed To N ew Y York and again be confined
In Matteawar III. sI am confident of this
outcome of the case, When Jerome
left here, he expected to reach SEler.
hEccka SOME Time today
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TRAP SET FOR
DEER HUNTER

Minot N. D., Aug 25.-Chief Game
Warden E. B. McCutcheon is laying a
trap for deer hunters along the bound
ary line between Montana and North
Dakota and expects to land number
more of the game law violators.
The deer season is open in Montana
from Oct. l to Nov. 1, and the deer
season will not open in North Dakota
until 1916 The country near the
boundary line of the two states
sabounds with the fleet footed creatures
and when the hunters get busy in
Montana they will frighten the deer
into the protected North Dakota terrI-
tory. 1t is believed many of the hunt
ers will follow the deer into the flick
ertail state and Game Warden Nc
Cutcheon is preparing for just such an
invasion.
A special force of deputies will be
stationed near the boundary and un-
doubtedly many of the hunters will
walk into the trap. Those caught
Staying. or hunting. deer in North Da-
kota will get heavy fines and senten-
ces. -'
Warden McCutcheon has just re-
turned from trip along the boundary
in Mckenzie and Williams counties,
where he made a number of arrests
of game law violators. He Travelled
along the Missouri and Yellowstone
rivers, where the deer are thick. Nc
Cutcheon made three arrests at Fair
View. Eftf -: 5s-.E =
H. Clark, George Hockinsmiths and
Charles Hardy. were. arrested by. Nc
Cutcheon and tried before justice
.Eiolles at ,Fairyiew. They were, found
guilty and fined. =. =, ,5.r, s
Louis Tiffee and wife were arrested,
charged with the violation sof game.
laws They were taken to Scott, II.
D., where they. were both found guilty
Tiffoe was fined $40 and costs. ~, 4 (
There were also two : arrests ~ and
convictions at Trenton! for violation
of the game laws. X. " :
Reports of two arrests and convic-,
tons in this territory were received
by Warden McCutcheon this morning.
Charles Murray of Denbigh was ar
rested and fined SO and costs Il John
Iulslauder was arrested at Milton ahd
fined $40 and costs. f
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-25
Wilson Will Read His
Message Unless Huerta
DoesQuick ChangeAct
President Is Mild in Wording Of Message According to the
Dispatch From Washington Today
Does Not Want World to Mistake the Friendly Attitude
...*<t@ United States Toward Mexico

Washington, Aug 25.-President
Wilson made it plain that unless there
was a change in the attitude of the
Huerta government within the next
twenty four hours, he would carry out
his intention of personally reading to
congress tomorrow his message, out
lining the policy of the United States
toward Mexico.
He will discuss the message tonight
at the White House with the entire
membership of the senate foreign re-
lations committee and the house for
eign affairs committee. &.
The message is couched in very kind
terms because the president feels the
world generally ought to recognize
that the situation in Mexico is abnor-
NAL, being controlled by a small group
of men,
That circumstance, the president
believes, ought not to obscure the real
feeling of the United States toward
Mexico, which is one of generous
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-25
MURDER Of
MISSIONARY
TO BE: PROBED
Dr.. Chas. II. Holbrook, Ameri-
can, Killed
Official Report Says He Was
Mistaken for Another
Private Dispatch However Says
Murder Was Deliberate

Constantinople. Aug. 25.-The Unit
ed States embassy here has dispatched
Lewis Heck, acting vice-consul, to
open an inquiry into the circumstances
attending the murder, last week, of
DR.. Charles H. Holbrook, an American
missionary at Soushehir, Asiatic Tur-
key.
According to official reports, Hol-
brook, who was native of Lynn,
Mass, was sleeping in a garden sur
rounding the house of an Armenian,
who had been paying some attention
to Turkish women. Two Turks, de-
termined to punish the Armenian, fore
ed their way into the garden and shot
Holbrook in mistake for the owner of
the house.
This version of the affair is discred-
tied by private advices to Bible house
which indicates the murder was delib-
crate. The murderers were arrested
and are awaiting trial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-25
MONEY Was
USED To GET
GOV. SULzER
Indictment Demanded on State
ments Of Many
Judge Arnold, Warm Sulzer
Supporter, Makes Request
Aaron ], Levy, James Frawley
and Other Men Named

New York, Aug. 25.-The Indictment
of Charles F. Murphy. leader to Tam
many hall, Aaron j. Levy, leader Of the
democratic majority in assembly, and
James Frawley. chairman of the COM
rntttee which investigated Governor
Suffers campaign contributions, has
been requested of the district attor-
neys of New York and Albany coun-
ties, by Lynn j. Arnold at Albany, and
Ardent Sulzer supporter.
The Indictment of the three leaders
is asked on the statements of many
persons, represented by Judge Arnold
to the district attorneys, regarding an
alleged conspiracy to GUST Sulzer from
the governors chair
In sa announcing Arnold repeated q
declaration that money had been free
ly used to accomplish their result.
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friendship. The president doesn't wish
to use words Of harshness or hostility.
France Supports U. S.
Paris. Aug. 25-The French foreign
office cabled instructions to the French
minister in Mexico. to support the pol
Icy of the United States toward Mex
leo by making friendly representations
to Provisional President Huerta. The
French government declares itself con-
vinced by advices from Washington Of
the sincerity of the pacific intentions
of the United States toward the Mexi-
can people. -.
The indications at first were that
President Poincare would not receive
Francisco De La Barra, who was re-
Gently appointed Mexican minister to
France, and who arrived here Satur-.
day. 1t was pointed out that although
France recognized Huerta as provfs-
ional president, the foreign office does
not feel bound to receive his envoy.
1t later developed, however, that the
French ministry would not raise the
slightest difficulty in the way of a re-
ception to Senor De La Barra by the
French president at an early date. =