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LAWYER HIT By AUTO.
Hines, RELIED In Msa, says Speed.
isg Party DiAn't step.

Michael A. Hines. . lawyer. with Of
fices IN the F1atiron Building. who lives
at No. Sis voorhees, svsnee. Shssps.
head Bay. has asked the police TO look
for q bag maroon coiorsd touring car
which knocked him down at Fuitos ana
Smith streets and then sped on early
to-day.
Hines staggered into the Adams
street police station about I o'clock
and asked Lieut.. Mccormack to call Q
physician.
DR.. 0ldsrsIesvs Of the Long Island
College Hospital stan dressed Commissions
on Hines's head. back and right hip.
The automobile was eastbound." said
Hines. II tried to get out Of the way.
but the mud guard howlsd mo over. The
machine was crowded. but l don't know
whether any Of the passengers were
women. II did not stop"
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APPRAisAts OF ESTATES.
NEW traxssty BY william T

1aouty stats C0mpeEollsr Waxaos O.
Eraser transmitted the following ap-
ppaiMls Of estates under the IohssttAnos
9ox law to-day to the transcsr tax
elles Of the 6urroeatss' Court:
Alexander q. Hacasta6. Woe-Presi-
dent Of the Illinois Central Railroad.
died Nov. %. isa1: total ssta&s. eeA<n:
net value. S3Als>.
Eaisahsth Livsru,ore. . nourssideut.
died Nov. .. 1910; . supplemental report
coAnrms the gross value Of decsdent'a
Nsw York assets. at C.S0. an shown IN
the original report med Oct :. lS11 and
allows additional dsdvctons. making
the net value 0.10.
HIN Dougaa died Nov. =. 1s10: Q SUD
elemental report shows additionai a.
seO amounting to Saoo The amount Of
~ net estate shown In the previous
reoort u not given.
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Tri-. s.ieide. rsiIs. 10 Try Asass.

Tries SstoIde' FatIss 10 TPy A0010,
Mrs. carmeiia Della. wife OF . Ia
borer. at No. sie East One Hundred and
EiRhty-ninth- street. has been III and
melancholy for some time. A. soon ~
her husband went to work to-day che
started the gas at the top Of the stove
and at with her mouth over the Jets.
Her tweive-year-old nephew. Giuseppe.
tried TO pull her away. and when she
kicked him and told him to leave her
alone he called me nslGhbors. Mrs.
Della was taken 10 FordAam Hospital.
8hs will recover. She satd she would
try again to die ~ noon - she gets Q
chance.
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the preservation Of the figure. the cara
q the eomplsxion aud ethss pa,psssnt
topics. upon which she IL rseardsA
tightly 'as a supreme authority. Cleo.
patra herself was not better equipped
than the Jersey Lily for the lex.
srcise Of the Indirect in.iusnoe
which anti-suffragists tell US IL the only
proper feminine sort And now. After
forty years. its supreme exsmpiar IN
our tunes tells u what she thinks of
u by voicins her sympathy with the
militant suhragists Of her country and
eooing that woman cannot be treated
longer Is . slave; she u rebeiling
against centuries Of indiEnity and CD.
preston" This from the friend Of
kings and squires 10 indeed significant.
Even the fact that the miiitants burn
racetracks could not swerve Mrs. Lang
ry-also Mr.. Jersey In sporting
circiss-from her sympathy with the
militants.
st. Paul said that II 10 better to marry
than to burn. The militants believe.
apparently. that It 10 better to burn
than to marry. However foolish and
reckless their conduct. and however
much We may deplore II. l. believe Il
u the logical outcome Of the English
situation. Those who ere placed below
the law may we'll hold themselves above
the law. II they are wrong the British
Government has yet to dsviss . way
Of convincing them oe their error.
Nias Lucy Dodge. granddaushtsr Of
John Bigslow. disappeared this week
from her mothers homo In London with
the avowed purpose OF earning her own
living. She has returned, but sdheSes
70 her purpose Of becoming . trained
nurse.
three who has tired Of sooisty aud
wants to do real work. Whsthse shs
will be permitted 70 follow up her de-
sire 70 become Q nurse In yet to be
sssn.
But II has always been . source OF
surprise to me that 10 many girls en-
durs 80 patiently the captivity Of idle.
ness or Of puerile activity to which
. society life condemns them. Like the
Turkish heroines OF Lofts "Desanchan-
tees" the society girls Of to-day are
educated so highly a. to hasten the in
evitabie realisation Of the utility OF
their lives. Adam and Eve In their
jnane paradise were not so bored a. the
modern girl who has left college and
does not marry for years thereafter. !
have always felt certain that our first
mother ate the apple not only because
she wanted to know things but because
she wanted to do things. to work with
her hands and to save Adams character
from the dsteriorating effects OF idle
ness.
one bite. and the dressmaking and
tailoring business and al! the hundred
industries that live only through the
necessity for clothes were born. Another
bite. and doctors and undertakers and
nurses--all those that make q living
through birth and sickness and DEATH
had Jobs provided for them. And with
BIRTH and sickness and death came
tragedy and comedy. thus providing for
q world.hOst Of writer's and painters,
musicians and actors. who live by and
through them. No doubt Of It. The
original captain OF all the industries
was Eve. and ever since then the
wOrthiest of her daughters have wishsd
to throw OF the bitter curse OF dolns
nothing.
Amelia etsurmAn asked Judge ooula'
va " o1ossA oeealeao - suAeeoA ~
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ACCUSED DOCTOR FREED.
Court Relsases Alosaist CAasgsA
with AttsopSsa ossaa lssssuy.

Justice assbury. N the 0riminai
Branch Of the Supreme Court to-day.
dlscharsed en his own Pecogniasnce Or.
Lewis Samuel Manson. slisnist and nsu.
rosog.st. Of No. sis MAAison avenue, who
was indicted last October on tie chsros
Of attsmpesd grand larceny IN the Arsl
dsEse. Former Judge william NJ. u.
Olcott. DR.. Manson's attorney. made tn
motion for tho aiienisrs discharse
stating that In his belief the 0rsnd
Jury had made an irrspsrsbis mlstaks
DR.. Manson wAs accused Of advtsina
Robert J. JamieSon. . carpenter. 70 bring
a false suit for Injuries aeAinst the New
York. New Haven and Hartford RAn.
road Company In Ssptssubsr. 1911. II
was alleged DIR. Manson proposed "a
Jameson, q parslytic. that he pose q
one OF the persons Injured In an accl.
dent ON tho railroad on Aug. n. 1911.
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Aishaps to German Naval Vessels.
SwrNEMUENDE. Germany. April Ia
The German torpedo experiment ship
wuerttemberg. which went aground
yesterday. was noated to-day without
damage. but . German torpedo boat
destroyer, which was blown on to the
osest, lies high ana dry and salvage
y eneesibls vhlls ~ stesn seatiauss.
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AUBURN. N. T.. April u.-Frederick
Coasum. . q. A. r. veteran. died this
morning. He was commander Of Sc
wardCrooker Post. Auburn. for many
ysass and candidate for Department
Ooa,naadsr. State of New York. 1t the
lase State encampment. He was also
an aids-ds-oamp on tho stan Of the
arsnd Commander. NsttonI Encamp-
meat, q, A. r.
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evory one Of his subjects might have
10 cite other hrst great acts Of prin-,
cipahtiss end powers would take r..
search which I detest. But I am surs
that nowhere In the history Of the
world . more self-sacrincing monarch.
could % found than King Ha EN- Hab.
who cut his hArem In halves to save
the tAxpayers' money. But I wonder
what became Of the 90 ladies the king
discarded. Did the wives. 70 suddenly
deprived Of Jobs. take to the Egyptian
equivalent Of stenography-a stenos-
rapher's notes always look like inscrip-
tions Of pyramids 70 ms-and was there
than an oueory that the unssxsd women
wsrs taking sway the Jobs Of menf
I Asvsa't Q doubt Of It. DR.. Muilsrs
revelations Of ancient Egyptian graft
make particularly Interesting the wise
and approDesaks rsmsFtu OF Mr.. Kip
ling:
~ "a Assla ~ sssA ~
ua68 Oasapt wsamid;
w. - ths ssassastor "a
0ssp a. q several ninsoui
O. ~ SasyAS suAdsa he
10 0aC6uliR q suVpliss
Wo essa1 q npas(yo0s do
o. ~ FAasaaA's suse avlxaasS
Z woodsr. ~ the way. u Xipling. the
dsPtssr of women. or any one Of his
aAm1rsrA hovs that . woman poet,
BlisaAstA barrett Drowniag. hes . verse
about '<Ae secrets hid under Hgyprs
pyFamtd' leas before tAs Kipiins
verses.
nw~ -
Rudyasd would not condsscsnd to COPY
he poor female Of The spscass.
Every now ana tAsn some woman -.
SoEds the worA . spsota0ular justifics.
ton q ne fsminane reputation for In.
ceeastsaey. but none has done this
more eomOlstcfy than Niss Lila B. on.
bert BY announcing her engagement re-
Gently % . young man win red hair
wao in no single particular resemblsd
The deal husband she had described
with suthu6asdo detail . year $50
MIS- 0ilbsrt's dream was . brunette
with thick hair curling over his left
ear. who must Ike lemon with his tea
and cat Toe cream with . fork. and
WHO must have decided ideas about
raasans pigs and poultry" Every girl
has ideas Just ~ pronounced az those
Of Miss 0ilbsrt on the subject Of the
ideal husband. but she v not always in.
Discreet enough to express them. A
woman's Ideals IKE garments ready to
wear are bu,lt large 70 that Il will be
easy TO cut them down 70 At Prac-
tically al women at one time or another
In thsir lives want to have red hair,
and Il may be that many Of them think
tha< the next best thing to having q
red head n to marry one. Cleopatra
had red hair. Thats reason enough for
wanting Il yourself II you are q woman.
And Caesar had red hair. which Is suf-
hcient Justification Tor marrying It..
Neither Miss Gilbert nor any other girl
need be ashamed Of shifting her choice
Of an ideal. The most successful motto
for any wife. or husband for that mat.
ter, 10 thh: II you can't have what you
ideal!xe. idea1ise what you have. The
result will be about the same In the
long run.
woman IL In revolt. She'll win. She
can't bo treated longer ~ q slave. She
10 rsbsiliny against centuries Of tndig-
ty and oppression, English women
realise this more than others."-ILLY
IAANoTRY ON THE ENGLISH MILL.
TAcNTG
Fer nearly sssty years olrs. Lapgtry
|
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Pen Moving Picture OF Week IS DOings
OF FelU OF the Women of the World

Young 70 m an Whose
Ideal Man Was a Bru.
nette Announced Her
Engagement to a Per.
son With Red Hair
Lily Lanstry Voices Her
Sympathy With the
British Militants.
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Miss Lucy Dodge, Grand
daughter Of John Bise.
lou, Disappears From
Home With the AuosUed
Purpose Of Earning Her
DUN Alice
Steuy,ssan Asked Judge
to Release the Man
Who Tried to Kill Her
She Wanted TO We'd
the Prisoner.
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tsnes on Thomas J. Hinsy for attsmot-
eo0 - 0vsdse hse. Thomas salA. NY
love for her drove me msd!" Amelia
said. ~ want to marry him!" Judge
O'Sullivan said. Sentence suspended"
would like to call the attsatiou Of
the moving picture people to this little
drama Of the weeks news. The title
perhaps might be "Ameiia's Revenge"
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nrst act Of his reign Get . limit Of
500 upon the number Of his wives.
His predecessors had double ~
number Of 3pousss. and much srast
bad arisen Through the sale of hair
oil. lingerie and dancing slippers 10
the royal harem.
Here we have An example cot 1000
ysars ago by . progressive monarch,
who had evidently quite . modern
sense Of responsibility to his people.
The hrst public action Of any potsn.
tate is worthy Of study. Queen VIC
toria. for instance. Immediately upon
her accession voiced the long hidden
desire Of an oppressive childhood in
these words to her mother: II Dc.
sire. my dear mamma, to bs LEFT sb.
solutely alone for two hours" Per.
haps the hrst ukase which followed
the Inauguration Of Gov. sulssr con.
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Dr. MAJ Muller Of the University Pennsylvania seu, on ~
history OF Egypt yesterday related how
and set example Of subjects King By ~
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Fifth Avenue
Monday, April 18th
JtamIddh StasoW Z g. viii celebrate the =
Twenty-sixth anniversary Of ''OnUx
Hosiery with an Important Sole Of
Women's, Misses and Mems Hose at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
sEE SUNDAY PAPERS FOR PRICES
ytog0llh Stulou { G. win hold the tollo~'ag
:2eelal sales On Monday:
Womsn's ClnrmsU0 Wraps at Z4.SO
Women's Tailoeed Suits 4" D.SO
Woussn's Lace Gowns @6.OU ~
Wounen's Paris Wolfe Waists $50 .
Wensn's Colonial Pumps S.6O
Missss' Tailored Suits $3.50 z
Misses Eponss Coats $50 ~
Missss' Shadow Lace Gowns W.oO .
Misses Sink Afternoon Gowns $3.50 80
-
FIFTH AVE-. 3zM and 36th SIS. 80
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cerned order dozen spttoon
the Peoples Housa recognition Of the
Henry w. Of France tia,
Of boiling dinns,
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woman IL In revolt. She'll win. She
can't be treated longer ~ q slave. She
10 rsbsiliny against centuries Of tndig-
ity and oppression. English women
realise this more than others."-IIILY
LANoTRY ON THE ENGLISH MILL.
TAcTTS.
Fer nearly sssty years olrs. Langtry
~ Ven sueNylaS ~ Nh Views q
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~ Nassau street.
7SS BSosIlWsy, oOvner eth street.
50 HroodWoy. COR. l+th ~. ltWi~W SCI
lSAo Br0odW corner 3Oth Street.
'ilss nrss1wsy Times Square.
80 Thevd Avsaus.
llS1 Third Avenue.
sJ5o Third Ave-, bet. ll0th & it:th Ste.
HRHI::;;;::: A.; T..
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bRbOkLyN
Ssl FULTON Street. corsss HesSl etSeet.
10a-slo broad way. o0rmev 1h0rntoo %.
1877 Broadwsy. corner 0otos Avenue.
1 ITO Pitkin Avenue.
JERSEY CITY-SA Newark Avsoss.
NDWARK-o3l osoaA otssst.
PATBRsON-les NasAes o.. ees.0 lash
I81Ny0H -Iol r. ota1o o1ssog. Uvo01
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
BURKE QUOTED
IN GUIDE BOOK
FORMER GOVERNOR OF NORTH
DAKOTA QUOTED IN WASHING
TON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PUBLICITY BOOK ADVERTISING
NATIONAL CAPITAL. H.

In the handsome new book adver-
Using the beautiful surroundings and
buildings OF the national capital, is
sued 10y the Washington Chamber of
Commerce, John Burke, United States
treasurer n former governor of
North Dakota, is quoted at some
length regarding his opinion of the
city Of magnificent distances.
In part Mr.. Burke is quoted as say
ing, when it comes to congress pay
.ng it's share Of the public parks, pub
lie grounds and other examples OF
civic attractiveness, I do not believe
that congress can do too much toward
their maintenance, as we all want to
see Washington the greatest capital
city on EARTH
Others quoted in this volume are
Cuno H. Rudolph, president Of the
board Of commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Henry B. =. Mac
farland, Gov. James w, Hawley of
Minnesota, Gov. Tasker r. Oddie OF
Nevada, Gov. Oswald West of Ore
gon, former Gov. Edwin L. Norris OF
Montana, former Gov. r. S. Wesley OF
South Dakota.
This handsome work of art contains
views of all of the places Of interest
in and about Washington. The friends
ot former Governor Burke feel that
he has been honored in being selected
out of so many celebrities of the
country at the national capital to be
quoted blythe chamber. of commerce..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
PETIT JURY WAS
DRAWN TODAY
COUNTY BOARD MET THIS MORN
ING TO SELECT MEN WHO WILL
SERVE ON JURlES DURING NO.
VEMBER TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT.

The county board met this mornine
and drew UP a list of the men who are
to serve on the petit jury for the No.
vember term of district court.
According to the new law, the mer
chosen on this venire will be notified
by the sheriff by registered letter. the
return receipt, signed by the recipient
Of the summons, being considered the
same as a personal service. This jury
is to report for duty on -x-asday
Nov. at $50 a. M
The men chosen are: r. G. Hook
ridge, Hunter: ]. H. Marden, Fargo;
A. c. Zimmerman, Eldred township;
Chas. Simmons, Fargo: w. A. Fridley,
Gunkel township; A. G. Meinecke, Ad-
Olson township; Andrew Jensen, Hill
township; Nicholas A. Peterson, Har-
wood township; Lars Swiggum, DAY.
export township; Gerhard Hans, Dav-
export township; Alfred Richards,
Pleasant township; Carl Henschel,
Walberg township; Fred Hoffman,
Fargo; Albert Henning, Fargo; M. C.
Mccormick, Reed township; Jas. E.
Veltch, HARDWOOD township; Edward
McBane, North Fargo; E. +. Hill, Tow
Err township; Geo. w. Warrington,
Rich township; Matt Camitsch, Fargo:
Julius Fluegel, Everest township; r.
Ballard, Casselton; Jas. F. Cowan,
tower township; L. J. johnson, Stanley
township; Frank S. Gordon, Gill town
ship; w. III. Aymar, North Fargo; Carl
Wolff, Hunter township; P. J. Peters,
Fargo; J. M. Etiman, Durbin town
ship; Wesley Dawson, Kinyon town
ship; A. j. schur, Arthur township;
A. S. Hogan, Fargo; Fl. Becker. Cas-
SETON; Eddy Egland, Noble township;
Hugo Frey, Leonard township.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
DR.. STEARNS TO
SPEAK FRIDAY
MTXuP IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT
AND THE LECTURE ON THE
BOOK AND THE MANUSCRIPTS
WILL BE DELIVERED ToMoR-
ROW AND NOT SATURDAY.

Through some error, it was announc-
ed yesterday that the lecture on The
Bible n the Manuscripts would he
delivered by DR.. Stearns Saturday
evening.
The correct date is Friday evening.
DR.. Stearns will commence his inter-
esting talk at 8 o'clock in the First
Congregational church.
h morning DR.. Stearns said that
IN the talk he would discuss the mum
ner in which the several books of the
old and new testaments were commit
ted to writing, and finally handed down,
as we now have them.
The most interesting part Of the
lecture will be the disclosure Of the
recent discoveries Of fragments Of pa
pyrus preserved from the civilization
Of ancient Egypt.
The lecture tomorrow night will be:
the second Of d series of similar LEG
lures dell1 cred by Dr.. Stearns under
the auspices of the department of edu-
cation Of Fargo college. a slight ad-
mission fee will be charged, the pro-
ceeds to go toward the purchase of
books for the Fargo college library.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
FRANKS WILL NOT
BE- TOLERATED
CHIEF BINGHAM ENCOURAGES
ALL HARMLESS HALLOWEEN
FUN BUT SAYS MALICIOUS
MISCHIEF WILL RESULT IN
ARRESTS.

Tomorrow is Halloween and Chief
of Police Bingham that a
number of special police have been
put on the force for duty in the resi-
dence districts. :
Chief Bingham encourages every
me to make the most of the day, and
to have all the fun they can. So long
as it is innocent fun, and does not
result in harm to anyone, or in the
destruction of property, the police
will not interfere in n way. But
malicious mischief will not be toIerat-
ed for a moment, and anyone at
tempting it will be arrested, no mat
ter who the offender may be. or what
his standing in the community.
Halloween, when rightly used, is
n of the most enjoyable holidays on
the calendar, and the police depart
ment will cooperate in making it
such, SO long as the fun is of the right
sort,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
CALENDAR OUT
FOR THE MASONS
MASONIC CALENDAR IS ISSUED
/ FOR THE MONTH GIVING DATES
OF REGULAR MEETINGS AT
THE TEMPLE AND DIFFERENT
DEGREES CONFERRED.

The regular monthly Masonic calen-
OAR for the month Of November and
including the final meeting in October
Of Shiloh lodge, has been issued.
The last meeting Of this month will
be held tomorrow evening at which
time the Master Mason's degree will
be conferred with a banquet at Q
o'clock.
On Friday, Nov. 7, the Fellow Craft
degree will be conferred, on the even
ing Of Friday, Nov. IL, the regular
stated meeting for the election of
officers will be held. .., H..
The following Friday evening, Nov.
q. the Entered Apprentice degree will
be conferred and on Friday evening,
Nov. 2S will be held the lodge of in
struction in the Entered Apprentice
degree.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
We Buv :

We Buy Scrap Iron.
Carload lots d speciality. Corre-
spondence given prompt attention.
Fargo Iron g. Metal Co. Fargo, N. D.
-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
TO JAM ESToWN.

Aaker's Business college was re-
quested to supply Western Electric
Co. with a stenographer and book
keeper. Mr.. E. A. Nordquist was put
in touch with it, secured 1t, and has
just gone to work. If you should like
a similar position, enroll at the A. B.
c. and the school looks out for the
position.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
ANOTHER NURSE NEEDED
Miss Hazel, Visiting Nurse, Hopes to
Secure Sufficient Funds to
Get Assistant.

Miss Hazel, the visiting nurse for
the Associated Charities OF this city,
is sending out letters to the members
of the association, asking that the
annual dues of ST he paid as soon as
possible. Also, it is desired to secure
as many new members as can be in
duced to join, within the next month.
During the winter months the work
Of the visiting nurse is much heavier
than during the summer, and Miss
Hazel states that another nurse is
badly needed. Much of the secretary's
work has devolved upon Miss Hazel,
and she has been unable to make all
the calls that should have been made.
1T is hoped that the campaign for re-
neWal of memberships, and for new
members, will result in sufficient
funds SO that another nurse can be
employed, at least during the winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
Potato Diqqers,

Five first class potato diggers, one
new corn binder. one grain elevator
on truck for sale, or will exchange for
livestock. Geo. D. Brown, Wild Rice,
N. =. -Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
100 HEAD OF
SELECTED HORSES
FOR SALE

Beginning on Tuesday, Nov. 4 the
Mark Western Horse Co. will place
on sale 100 head of specially selected
horses gathered from the ranches of
North Dakota and personally picked
for their quality. This offering will
include some of the best horses and
mares as we'll as some colts ever Of
fered by this company. The sale will
be held on Tuesday and Wednesday
and every person who needs a horse
for any purpose should be sure and
attend this sale. Remember the place,
the Mark Western Sales Yards, foot
of N. P. avenue, Fargo, N. D.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
FEDERAL COURT AT NINOT
Number of Bench Warrants Being
Served as Result of Grand
Jury Session,

A number of arrests have been
made as a result of the grand jury
session, and two men appeared on
Tuesday before the federal court,
which is Aow in session at Minot.
Michael Coleman pleaded guilty to
making false pension affidavits. He
was given a thirty-day Jail sentence
and a fine of 500.
Henry Newman, retail liquor dealer,
appeared on the charge Of failing to
post stamps denoting the payment of
the special tax required by law. He
pleaded guilty and was fined 500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
MOORHEAD FURNACE CO.

Manufacturers of the Little Giant Fur
mace. also d standard line of w
castings, sleigh SHOES, crate bars, sash
weights, etc. We wish to call atten-
ton Of contractors and corporations to
the fact that we a save them money.
IT you doubt this statement its costs
you nothing to get our figures. No Jobs
too large. Yours for a good bargain.
VIM. Foulkes, manager. Phone 371-L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
WHY ATTEND HOO

Don't you want to go to school be-
cause 1t will prepare you to make a
peter living? Dakota Business COL
iege trains its pupils for good posi-
tions n rapid advancement to execu-
make money. 1t proves it's snnreD
macy of the high class positions OBJ
tanned for graduates-publicitv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30

films. We are agents for KOdakR and
Supplies. Mail us your work. The
S~undberg Co, Fargo, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
FOUR POSITIONS.

-Four Dakota Business college pupils
have just gone to situations-two in
the city and two to the western part
Of the state. There are just two more
pupils in the advanced class who will
be ready for positions soon-one wants
to work in Fargo and the other west
of. Bismarck-publicity.